Finance Manager, M&A *Remote*

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Providence is calling a Finance Manager, M&A who will:

• Be responsible for leading financial due diligence for transactions across the health system, including acquisitions, mergers, affiliations and others
• Be in charge of administering independent financial reviews of high visibility M&A and capital projects for system leadership and capital councils
• Provide expert advice on complex financial modeling issues and accounting impacts
• Deliver detailed summaries of their financial analysis of major projects to senior executives
• Build strong relationships with a cross functional team, including, strategy, legal, human resources, supply chain, information systems, payor contracting, reimbursement and real estate and will proactively lead coordination with the listed departments as needed
• Be accountable for post-transaction support, including integration of processes and procedures and also monitoring the value proposition of each transaction
• Use advanced Excel skills, including but not limited to: pivot tables and v-look ups
• Be responsible for budgeting / long range planning 
• Summarize results of analysis into an Executive Summary as required
• Work in an environment that operates as a team and help others as needed
• Analyze complex accounting transactions.

Essential Functions:

• Serves as a supporting member to the Investment Review Team (IRT). Will lead the thorough pro forma reviews for all projects coming through IRT as well as ad-hoc projects requesting detailed review from the CFO or capital councils. Responsible for verifying the accuracy and consistency of all presented numbers and identifying key financial risks
• Provides subject matter expert level advice to project teams in evaluating and modeling a transaction/ capital project’s impact to PSJH and/or individual regions. This includes one-time transaction impacts, various joint venture structure impacts, intercompany implications, leases, divestitures and shutdowns, etc.
• Be responsible for writing detailed executive summaries of their project financial reviews. Must be able to concisely summarize complex transactions from a Providence system-level viewpoint, highlight key value drivers and assumptions, discuss meaningful financial metrics and identify areas of financial risk. Must be prepared to respond to follow-up questions from executives about the project
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