Included Health

Controller

• Lead and develop a high-performing accounting team with three direct reports across close, audit, and tax.
• Set clear goals, establish accountability, and drive follow-through so commitments translate into timely, high-quality outcomes.
• Prioritize the most critical projects and initiatives, sequencing work to deliver results at a sustainable pace with clear ownership.
• Provide regular coaching, feedback, and career development, building bench strength and succession for key controllership roles.
• Foster a culture of ownership, continuous improvement, and transparent communication within the controllership team and with cross-functional partners.
• Model calm, solutions-oriented leadership during peak periods (e.g., close, audits) to maintain quality without burning out the team.
• Provide strategic leadership and oversight of the procurement function within Finance, ensuring contracting processes are efficient, compliant, and aligned with company priorities.
• Mature procurement processes, policies, and controls across both administrative and strategic spend, in partnership with Legal, FP&A, Security, and business leaders.
• Proactively review and challenge proposed contracts and renewals to ensure Included Health’s contracting strategy is commercially smart, appropriately manages risk (including data/privacy and regulatory risk), and supports evolving business needs.
• Establish clear spend governance, approval thresholds, and performance metrics for key vendors to drive value and accountability.
• Lead and support the Assistant Controller with the monthly, quarterly, and annual close processes, ensuring accurate and timely U.S. GAAP financial statements.
• Partner with FP&A to reconcile results, explain variances, and ensure alignment between actuals, forecast, and plan.
• Ensure high-quality revenue recognition and related reserves for healthcare arrangements (including value-based care and risk-bearing contracts).
• Lead the preparation of clear, consistent financial commentary and reporting packages for internal and external stakeholders (e.g., executive leadership, Board/Audit Committee, investors/lenders), highlighting key drivers, trends, risks, and opportunities.
• Serve as the primary liaison and relationship owner with external auditors, managing audit timelines, deliverables, fee discussions, and issue resolution.
• Oversee preparation of audit schedules and technical accounting memos; ensure compliance with evolving U.S. GAAP and other relevant standards.
• Evaluate and document accounting positions on complex or non-routine transactions and new business initiatives, including healthcare-specific arrangements (e.g., revenue-sharing, capitation, and risk arrangements), leveraging internal and external expertise as needed.
• Align on audit scope, materiality, and key risk areas to drive an efficient, risk-focused audit process.
• Ensure timely communication of significant audit findings, remediation plans, and control implications to executive leadership and the Audit Committee.

Corporate Controller