The Corporate Treasurer is responsible for overseeing the company's liquidity, cash flow forecasting, banking relationships, financial risk management, and working capital operations, including Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable. This role serves as the central control point for enterprise cash management, ensuring disciplined oversight of cash inflows and outflows, strong internal controls, and alignment with the company's strategic and operational objectives. This role provides leadership and oversight of Treasury, Accounts Receivable, and Accounts Payable functions to ensure optimized cash flow, timely collections, efficient disbursement processes, and achievement of enterprise liquidity goals. This position plays a critical role in driving the company's overall working capital performance, including ownership of collection initiatives, reimbursement oversight, and revenue cycle collaboration to support the organization's goal of collecting 98% of accounts receivable. Key Responsibilities Treasury and Liquidity Management Own and execute all cash management activities, including monitoring daily cash positions and ensuring proper controls over fund movement. Own and maintain a 13-week rolling cash flow forecast, including weekly variance analysis, scenario planning, and actionable insights. Advise management on liquidity implications of short and long-range planning. Manage banking relationships, including lines of credit, treasury services, and borrowing base reporting. Support capital structure planning, including debt utilization, intercompany funding, and liquidity optimization across entities. Monitor and support compliance with debt covenants and lender requirements. Own and control all cash disbursements (wires, ACH, etc.), including timing, prioritization, and approval. Oversee borrowing base eligibility analysis related to accounts receivable and ensure accuracy of supporting schedules. Serve as the primary owner of day-to-day liquidity management, ensuring no reliance on CFO involvement for routine cash operations. Accounts Receivable and Revenue Cycle Oversight Provide executive oversight of the Accounts Receivable function, including billing, collections, reimbursement follow-up, and denial resolution. Lead initiatives to optimize cash collections and reduce days sales outstanding (DSO). Partner closely with Operations, Regional Business Office Director, and external revenue cycle partners to drive collection performance and accountability. Monitor AR aging, collection trends, and reimbursement issues, with a focus on Medicare, Medicaid, Managed Care, Private Pay, and ancillary revenue. Develop and maintain AR dashboards and KPIs, including collection rate, DSO, Medicaid pending balances, and aging by payer category. Lead recurring AR review meetings to identify barriers, escalates issues, and establish action plans for aged receivables. Support implementation of best practices in billing and collections to improve cash flow and reduce bad debt expense. Ensure accurate and timely recording of contractual adjustments, write-offs, and reserve estimates. Drive achievement of the company's AR collection objectives, including the strategic goal of collecting 98% of receivables. Accounts Payable Oversight Provide direct leadership of Accounts Payable performance, ensuring alignment with company cash flow and working capital objectives. Ensure timely and accurate processing of vendor payments while maintaining strong approval and control procedures. Supervisory Responsibility This position supervises the Regional Business Office Director, external AR vendor, Treasury Manager, and Accounts Payable Manager. Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, or related field (CPA/CFA preferred). 10+ years of experience in treasury, finance, or accounting roles, with increasing responsibility, including AP. Experience with multi-entity structures and Healthcare/SNF experience. SNF billing experience preferred. Required Skills Excellent understanding of cash management, banking operations, and internal controls. Experience working with lines of credit and borrowing base structures preferred. Excellent communication and leadership abilities. Executive presence and ability to interact effectively with lenders, owners, and senior leadership. Key Performance Indicators 13-week rolling cash flow forecast accuracy >90%. Daily cash reporting accuracy and timeliness (no surprises). DSO maintained within established targets. Timely execution of all payments with zero control failures. Position Type and Expected Hours of Work This position supports healthcare facility operations that operate every day of the year. Although this is generally a Monday through Friday position, there will be scheduled times of work on the weekends and holidays. Significant events can occur at any given time that require working. Ongoing direction and support may be necessary if systems are not properly implemented, continuously improved, and monitored. #J-18808-Ljbffr