Controller - Greater Toronto Area, Canada - iScope Concussion and Pain Clinics

iScope Concussion and Pain Clinics

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Greater Toronto Area, Canada

3 weeks ago

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Sophia Lee

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Description

Job Title:
Controller

Status:
Full-Time, Permanent

Work Location:
GTA Based - Hybrid.

Days of Work:
Monday to Friday

Salary Range:
Commensurate with Experience

iScope Concussion & Pain Clinic is a specialized treatment and assessment centre offering a range of services and treatments with several locations across Canada.

Our clinics use a variety of diagnostic tools to identify the root cause of a patient's pain.

Our team of highly skilled Physicians and Allied Health Professionals work together and provide a personalized treatment plan so our patients can feel better sooner.

We are committed to helping patients manage their pain effectively and improve their quality of life, in addition to a seamless and positive healthcare experience while providing a high standard of care.

JOB SUMMARY

Reporting to the Chief Operations Officer (COO), we are seeking a dedicated and organized Controller to join our team at iScope Concussion and Pain Clinics.

As the Controller, you will provide professional oversight to all aspects of financial operations, lead a team of finance specialists, oversee all aspects of financial and corporate policies, while ensuring day-to-day financial operations are aligned with the strategic objectives and operational priorities of the organization, and compliance with GAAP, provincial and federal reporting, and other industry standards and regulatory requirements.

This role offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to the delivery of quality healthcare services in a dynamic and patient-centered environment.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Provides professional oversight to all aspects of financial operations (e.g. planning, budgeting, bookkeeping, payroll, forecasting, accounting, analysis, controls, and reporting) ensuring compliance with GAAP, provincial and federal reporting, and other industry standards and regulatory requirements.
Leads and manages finance department staff including delegating tasks, managing performance, approving leaves, overseeing training and development, ensuring compliance with occupational health and safety as well as workplace operational policies and procedures.
Responsible for the oversight of trial balance, general ledger, and subledgers, fixed asset schedules and related depreciation calculations.
Provides expert advice, recommendation and status reports regarding financial planning, analysis, reporting and related matters in collaboration with the operating team.
Manages monthend financial reporting process, intercompany accounts and reconciliations with affiliated entities, and conduct financial and performance review with management team.
Oversees all aspects of the organizations finance and corporate policies, standards, and operations; and contributes to the strategic direction and management.
Prepares annual budgets and conducts financial planning and analysis in collaboration with leadership team members, to ensure programs, operations, and services anticipate and adapt to changing conditions and future developments.
Prepare working papers and liaise with auditors for various types of audits (financial audits, tax authority audits, internal control reviews).
Participates in financial risk analyses and develops risk mitigation/acceptance strategies.
Perform ad hoc financial analyses and administrative duties as necessary, including maintaining accurate record of inventory and manage periodic inventory counts.
Collaborates with other leadership team members on the development and implementation of programs, projects, services, and initiatives and provides financial support.
Ensures that daytoday financial operations are aligned with the strategic objectives and operational priorities of the organization, and comply with operational policies, procedures, and funding agreements.
Conducts financerelated issues management and escalates unresolved issues to the COO, as necessary.
Performs other related duties as needed.

EDUCATION, TRAINING, AND EXPERIENCE:

Undergraduate degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field of study.
CPA designation is preferred.
A minimum of three years of relevant professional experience in a finance function supporting operations. Working in a multilevel outpatient clinic environment is as asset.
Experience in a multiprovincial environment would be considered an asset.

COMPETENCIES, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES:

Proficient in preparing accurate and timely financial statements.
Knowledgeable about accounting principles and regulatory compliance
Ability to analyze variances and provide insights for decisionmaking.
Strong analytical skills
Ability to communicate financial information effectively to nonfinancial stakeholders.
Ability to leverage technology for efficient financial processes.
Excellent communication skills
Ability to collaborate with different departments and stakeholders.
Willingness to stay updated on industry