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Board Member, Finance Committee Chair

Posted 4 days ago

confidentialJacksonville (FL)

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Board Member, Finance Committee ChairAbout the Company Established network of community health centers IndustryHospital & Health CareTypePublic Company Founded1992Employees51-200 Specialtiesprimary carebehavioral healthdentaland fitness
About the Role: The Company is seeking a Board Member to serve as the Finance Committee Chair, a pivotal role that requires a mission-driven individual with substantial experience in finance, accounting, budgeting, or financial leadership. The successful candidate will be responsible for leading Finance Committee meetings, guiding the review of financial documents, and helping the Board understand financial trends, risks, and opportunities. This position is ideal for a finance professional who is committed to advancing accessible, high-quality healthcare and supporting the long-term financial sustainability of a community-based nonprofit. Key responsibilities for the Finance Committee Chair include providing financial oversight, supporting the development of financial policies, and ensuring the organization's financial health. The role demands strong judgment, a collaborative approach, and the ability to lead productive committee discussions. While not mandatory, experience in nonprofit or healthcare finance, community health centers, grants management, or public accounting is especially valuable. The ideal candidate will have the ability to interpret financial statements and communicate financial information clearly to individuals with varied backgrounds, and a commitment to health equity and the communities served by the organization. Hiring Manager TitleCEOFunctionsBoard of Directors (non-operating)

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