Financial Analyst

Financial Analyst

JOB ORDER

#032206

Posted On:

May 8, 2026

Position Title:

Financial Analyst

Position Type:

Contract

Work Location:

Hybrid

State:

California

City:

Sacramento Job Summary:

Senior Consultant Advisor, ERP Larry Saggese is recruiting this position. 11-month contract Hybrid position: 8 to 12 days a month in person Must be local to Sacramento, CA. The role is responsible for monthly close, financial reporting, forecasting, and variance analysis, with a strong focus on maintaining accuracy during a critical period that includes budget season, year-end close, and board reporting cycles. The analyst partners with leadership to deliver insights, support operating and capital budgets, and ensure timely reporting for governing body and board meetings. Responsibilities include maintaining financial systems, reconciling data, supporting benchmarking, and assisting with audit activities while helping reduce team capacity constraints and workload risk.

Requirements:

Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Business Administration, or related field, or equivalent experience 2+ years of recent financial analysis experience Experience with financial reporting, forecasting, and variance analysis Experience supporting month-end close, operating and capital budgets Proficiency in Excel and financial systems for modeling, reporting, and data analysis Knowledge of GAAP and financial operations processes Experience managing multiple entities or business units (e.g., ASCs, holding companies) Ability to analyze large datasets and support leadership with actionable insights

Preferred Requirements:

Experience in healthcare finance or ambulatory surgery center (ASC) environment Experience supporting board or governing body reporting Experience with benchmarking and performance analysis Experience with financial modeling, templates, and decision support tools Ability to support audit activities and financial documentation Experience collaborating with accounting teams on reconciliations and reporting issues