Director of Finance

Grossmont Healthcare District

La Mesa, CA
• hybrid of onsite/remote

$157k to $210k a year – Full-time

The ideal candidate will be a seasoned, business‑orientated manager with in-depth governmental financial knowledge, able to work within a strategic role and be responsible for the planning, coordination and successful implementation of finance initiatives. Strong leadership skills, innovation, and excellent communication skills across all levels are highly desirable.

• Professional and Highly Competent - Results Oriented - An Experienced Manager
• Critical/Strategic Thinker - Analytical - Expert in Advanced Government Financial Analysis, Budgeting, Forecasting, and Fiscal Planning
• Possess Excellent Oral and Written Communication Skills - Honest and Ethical
• Know and Understand Complex Government Finance and Accounting Principles - A Visionary and Leader - Well Organized
• Flexible and Adaptable - A Team Player

Under the general direction of the Chief Executive Officer, the Director of Finance oversees the District’s financial operations, including cash flow and investment management, budgeting and forecasting, financial planning and analysis, debt management, and the development and implementation of financial policies. The Director of Finance is responsible for maintaining accurate financial accounting and reporting systems, overseeing all accounting functions, assessing and strengthening internal controls, and supporting and enhancing the District’s creditworthiness.

This position also supervises accounting staff, provides financial and accounting guidance to District management, and performs related duties as assigned.

• Oversee the District’s cash management, liquidity planning, and investment activities to support operational and strategic financial objectives.
• Maintain effective banking and financial institution relationships to ensure efficient treasury operations and access to financial services.
• Develop, implement, and administer financial policies, procedures, and internal controls related to treasury and investment functions.
• Monitor cash flow trends and financial positioning to support sound fiscal management and decision‑making.

• Direct the development, administration, and presentation of the District’s annual operating budgets.
• Lead long‑range financial planning, forecasting, and resource allocation efforts to support organizational priorities and strategic initiatives.
• Partner with executive leadership to develop financial strategies, policies, and plans that ensure fiscal sustainability and regulatory compliance.
• Monitor organizational financial performance and provide analysis, reporting, and recommendations to executive leadership, Board committees, and the Board of Directors.
• Oversee budget management processes and ensure effective stewardship of organizational assets and financial resources.

• Direct the District’s debt management programs, including bond‑related activities, financing strategies, and credit rating initiatives.
• Oversee pension and Other Post‑Employment Benefits (OPEB) funding strategies and related financial obligations.
• Monitor and evaluate debt service reserves, financing opportunities, and compliance with disclosure and regulatory requirements.
• Participate in financing activities and provide strategic recommendations regarding debt issuance, refinancing, and related fiscal matters.

• Direct the District’s accounting, financial reporting, audit, and compliance functions to ensure accuracy, transparency, and accountability.
• Ensure compliance with applicable federal, state, and local laws, regulations, reporting requirements, and governmental accounting standards.
• Serve as the District Treasurer and represent the District’s financial condition and fiscal matters before the Board of Directors, public agencies, and community stakeholders.
• Provide financial analysis, reports, and recommendations to support Board and committee deliberations and organizational decision‑making.
• Represent the District at Board, committee,…