Senior Financial Analyst, FP&A

Insight

  • Chicago, Illinois
  • 3 days ago

    Highlights

    This is a high-visibility role that touches entity-level reporting, financial modeling, acquisition analysis, and strategic finance work that reaches the CFO and executive team. • Own recurring entity-level and consolidated reporting across the portfolio — monthly close packages, variance analysis, and management reporting — and explain the why behind the numbers, not just the.

    Numbers & Facts

    LocationChicago, Illinois
    WebsiteIINN.com

    Description

    We are a multi-entity health system operating hospitals, surgical facilities, and physician groups across
    multiple states. We are looking for a Senior Financial Analyst to join our FP&A team and serve as a right hand
    to the Director of FP&A. This is a high-visibility role that touches entity-level reporting, financial modeling,
    acquisition analysis, and strategic finance work that reaches the CFO and executive team.
    The right person is equal parts analyst and builder: someone who can turn messy source data into a clean
    model, defend the numbers in front of leadership, and spot the story the variance is telling before anyone
    asks. Healthcare experience is a plus, but we care more about strong financial fundamentals, modeling
    discipline, and intellectual curiosity. If you can build a model you'd stake your name on, we can teach you the healthcare context.
     
    What You'll Do
    • Own recurring entity-level and consolidated reporting across the portfolio — monthly close packages,
    variance analysis, and management reporting — and explain the why behind the numbers, not just the
    what.
    • Build and maintain financial models: operating forecasts, service-line P&Ls, acquisition proformas, and
    ad hoc analyses supporting strategic decisions.
    • Prepare CFO- and executive-facing deliverables — variance memos, board materials, and financing
    packages — that are clean, accurate, and decision-ready.
    • Partner with operational and accounting teams to reconcile financial and operational data, investigate
    discrepancies, and improve the integrity of the numbers upstream.
    • Support the annual budget and periodic reforecast cycles, including building templates, consolidating
    inputs, and pressure-testing assumptions.
    • Pull, transform, and analyze data from multiple systems (GL, clinical/revenue, and data warehouse
    sources) and help make those pipelines more repeatable.
    • Contribute to acquisition and corporate-development analysis — diligence support, integration
    modeling, and return analysis.
    • Continuously improve how the team works: better templates, cleaner data flows, and smart use of
    automation and tooling.

    What We're Looking For
    Required
    • Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related field.
    • 3+ years of progressive experience in FP&A, corporate finance, accounting, or a comparable analytical
    finance role.
    • Advanced Excel and financial modeling skills — you can build a three-statement or driver-based model
    from a blank sheet and keep it auditable.
    • Strong command of financial statements and the ability to translate operational activity into financial
    results.
    • Excellent attention to detail paired with the judgment to know which details matter.
    • Clear written and verbal communication; you can distill a complex analysis into a one-page memo an
    executive can act on.
    • Comfort working with large, imperfect datasets and reconciling across multiple source systems.
    Preferred (Nice to Have)
    • Experience in healthcare finance — hospitals, ambulatory/surgical, physician groups, or payor/provider
    economics.
    • Familiarity with ERP and reporting platforms (e.g., Sage Intacct or similar), clinical/revenue-cycle
    reporting tools, and a cloud data warehouse (e.g., Snowflake).
    • Exposure to SQL, Python, or BI tools for data extraction and analysis.
    • Experience with analysis, proforma modeling, or multi-entity consolidations.
    • CPA, CFA, or MBA (in progress or completed) is a plus, not a requirement.

    Who Thrives Here
    You're someone who takes ownership without being asked twice, who is bothered when a number doesn't
    tie, and who would rather ask a sharp question than nod along. You're at ease in a fast-moving environment
    where priorities shift, and you see ambiguity as a place to add value rather than a reason to wait for
    instructions.

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