Controller, Accounting, Financial Reporting

Plum is a high-growth Dental Partnership Organization (DPO) with 30+ practices across Rhode Island and Connecticut, 400+ employees, and more than 100,000 patients. As a DPO, we manage all the administrative functions of our practices — marketing, facilities, technology, HR, insurance, accounting, billing, and more — so our dentists can focus on caring for patients.

A few things make Plum different:

• An active acquisition strategy. We acquire 4–6 practices a year and integrate them onto a common operating platform.
• A private equity playbook, without the private equity. Our CEO has spent his career in private equity and runs Plum with that same rigor: clear metrics, tight financial discipline, and a focus on building long-term value. Yet there is no outside capital in the business — Plum is owned entirely by its founders. You get PE-level standards without a PE sponsor’s short clock.
• A real investment in AI. Plum is heavily invested in AI and uses it across the business to scale. We want people who are excited to use these tools in their own work.

We are hiring a Controller to lead finance and accounting as our longtime CFO retires. This is the most senior finance and accounting role at Plum, and it reports directly to the CEO.

You will own the function end to end: controls, the monthly close, the annual audit, and tax. With 4–6 acquisitions a year, you will also help diligence and integrate new practices, and learn how a rollup is built and financed along the way.

You will work closely with the CEO every day, with no layers in between, and partner with the COO and our operations, RCM, and HR teams. As the company grows, so does this role — you can take on as much responsibility as you can handle.

• Design, maintain, and enforce internal controls across all practices and corporate functions
• Set accounting policies and procedures that scale as new practices join
• Safeguard company assets and ensure accurate, timely financial records
• Monthly Close and Reporting
  • Own the month-end close from start to finish, on a consistent and timely schedule
  • Review journal entries, reconciliations, accruals, and revenue recognition
  • Manage multi-entity accounting, intercompany activity, and consolidations
  • Deliver accurate monthly financial statements and management reporting to the CEO
  • Build and maintain KPI dashboards that track practice and company performance
• Budgeting and Forecasting
  • Lead the annual budget process with the CEO and operations leaders
  • Prepare rolling forecasts and variance analysis, and explain what is driving results
• Cash and Treasury
  • Manage cash flow, cash forecasting, and banking relationships
  • Oversee debt reporting and ensure compliance with lender covenants
• Transactional Accounting
  • Oversee accounts payable, payroll accounting, and expense management
  • Partner with the billing team to reconcile patient and insurance collections to the books
  • Maintain fixed asset, depreciation, and lease accounting
• Annual Audit
  • Lead the annual financial audit and serve as the main point of contact for outside auditors
  • Prepare audit schedules and support, and resolve audit findings
• Tax and Compliance
  • Partner with our outside tax accountants to prepare and file all required federal, state, and local taxes
  • Oversee payroll, sales and use, property, and other tax filings and compliance
  • Support business insurance renewals and other regulatory reporting
• Acquisitions
  • Support financial diligence on target practices
  • Integrate acquired practices onto Plum’s accounting platform, chart of accounts, and controls
• Cross-Functional Partnership
  • Work closely with the COO and operations team on practice performance, budgets, and operational decisions
  • Partner with revenue cycle management (RCM) on billing, collections,…