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We work with risk & compliance cross-industry but currently having a high focus on the Financial Services industry where the regulatory change agenda and end customer demands results in an extensive change agenda.
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Managing Risk - Assessing and effectively managing all of the risks associated with their business objectives and activities to ensure they adhere to and support PNC's Enterprise Risk Management Framework.
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Ability to evaluate, analyze, communicate, and discuss OSHA issues effectively with Rhoads Industries Director of Risk Management, Director of Safety, craft personnel and EHS Specialists.
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Long-Term Financial Sustainability : The CFO, working with the Head of School and the Board, will preserve the value of the endowment and pursue means to increase its growth. An effective leader and collaborator, the CFO will work closely with the business staff as well as those from senior leadership and various departments across the school community.
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Reporting to the President and CEO, the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is a member of the executive management team providing strategic leadership to the President and CEO, the Board of Directors, and the organization as a whole, with respect to the finance function, IT, and Business Administration (contract compliance), in support of PCA’s mission and values.
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Benefits: medical, prescription drug, vision, and dental coverage; flexible spending plan (health and dependent care); employee assistance program (EAP), life insurance, short- and long-term disability insurance, pre-tax commuting and parking benefits; 403(b) retirement plan with employer contributions and optional employee pre-tax contributions.
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Understand and apply knowledge of health care industry, trends, applicable laws and regulations, market conditions, and the market access environment (including but not limited to pharmacy-economics, payer/reimbursement landscape and patient flow/influence between institutions and community practices) and analyze these factors in the development of business plans and in daily execution of interactions with the HCPs within compliance guidelines.
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The Chief Financial Officer & Treasurer (hereafter CFO/Treasurer) is responsible for overseeing the organization's financial functions to ensure strong financial stability and health. This position represents ABHMS in various denominational settings as assigned by the Executive Director/CEO. The CFO/Treasurer is a key leader for ABHMS and collaborates with other leaders to ensure ABHMS fulfills its mission, vision, and values in response to an ever-changing environment.
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Assist with establishing, reviewing, implementing, and maintaining effective Compliance and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) policies, procedures, systems, and controls in compliance with applicable AML regulations and the organization’s KYC/AML standards.
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These projects should be targeted to enable multiple business processes and/or source data systems to drive efficiencies and reduce redundancies supporting one or more of the following functions: internal audit, compliance, enterprise risk management, operational risk management, technology risk management, third party risk management, cyber security, business resiliency, incident management, SOX (and/or other compliance frameworks), or other business programs/initiatives.
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Works with Chiefs, in particular the COO, Chief Innovation Officer (CINO), Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) to identify and deliver meaningful and impactful progress against objectives.
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Provide feedback to Director of Risk Adjustment and Chief Clinical Officer on performance improvement opportunities tracks and prioritizes projects to improve coding and documentation outcomes.
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In collaboration with internal business partners, drive ongoing supplier relationship management activities including compliance with contracts and service level agreements, periodic business reviews, issue resolution, and completion of third party risk management requirements.
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Managing coverage counsel and litigation costs as well as collaborating and working with the litigation and vendor management teams ensuring cost management and the development and enhancement of the coverage counsel panel.
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As the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) you will develop tools and systems to provide critical financial and operational information to make actionable recommendations on both strategy and operations.
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