Director of Accounting

Why This Role Matters

Thyme Care is transforming cancer care through value-based care, and our Finance organization plays a critical role in enabling that mission. As we continue to scale nationally, expand increasingly sophisticated value-based care arrangements, and prepare for future financing and capital markets opportunities, we are investing in accounting leadership to help build a best‑in‑class, public‑company‑ready finance organization.

As Director, Accounting, you will partner closely with the Controller to strengthen Thyme Care’s accounting organization by leading technical accounting, accounting policy, governance, and value‑based care accounting initiatives. You’ll work cross‑functionally with Strategic Finance, Legal, Operations, Actuarial, and external auditors to ensure the Company maintains a scalable, compliant, and audit‑ready accounting environment while supporting strategic business initiatives.

• Partner with the Controller to support the monthly, quarterly, and annual financial close by providing technical accounting guidance for complex transactions, estimates, and new business activities.
• Collaborate with the Controller to ensure timely, accurate, and GAAP‑compliant financial reporting across a growing multi‑entity organization.
• Oversee the preparation and review of technical accounting analyses supporting financial statements, account reconciliations, and significant accounting estimates.
• Partner with the Controller in preparing executive financial reporting packages and analyses for senior leadership.
• Develop and maintain accounting policies and procedures that support scalable financial operations and evolving business models.
• Drive continuous improvement through automation, process standardization, and adoption of modern finance technologies.
• Evaluate and govern AI‑enabled accounting tools while maintaining appropriate internal controls and financial governance.
• Partner with the Controller and external tax advisors to support tax compliance, tax provision matters, and planning activities.

• Serve as Thyme Care’s technical accounting subject matter expert and principal advisor to the Controller on complex accounting matters.
• Lead technical accounting evaluations related to new business models, contractual arrangements, strategic partnerships, acquisitions, financings, equity transactions, and other significant business initiatives.
• Own the Company’s accounting policy framework and technical accounting research process.
• Prepare technical accounting memoranda and position papers supporting management conclusions, external audits, and Board reporting.
• Lead implementation of new accounting standards and evaluate the impact of emerging U.S. GAAP guidance.
• Partner with the Controller to strengthen accounting governance, internal controls, and documentation supporting future SOX compliance and IPO readiness.
• Develop scalable accounting policies and reporting frameworks consistent with public‑company standards.
• Partner with Legal, HR, FP&A, and external valuation specialists on equity compensation programs, 409A valuations, capitalization table governance, and share‑based compensation accounting.
• Support financing transactions, capital markets initiatives, and future SEC reporting readiness by providing technical accounting leadership.

• Partner with the Controller to coordinate the Company’s annual external audit and serve as the primary technical accounting liaison with external auditors.
• Lead technical accounting discussions with auditors and defend accounting conclusions through well‑supported analyses and documentation.
• Support audit planning, execution, and resolution of complex accounting matters.
• Assist the Controller in preparing the organization for increasing audit complexity, evolving reporting requirements, and future public‑company readiness.
• Ensure ongoing compliance with U.S. GAAP and emerging financial reporting requirements.

• Serve as the technical accounting lead for Thyme Care’s value‑based care arrangements, including shared…