About the role
Included Health is a virtual-first healthcare company that integrates primary care, urgent care, behavioral health, and care navigation into a single, connected experience for members while helping employers and health plan partners manage quality, access, and cost of care. The Corporate Controller will lead Included Health’s accounting organization and be responsible for accurate, timely, and compliant financial reporting. This highly visible role oversees the monthly and quarterly close, external audit, tax, and internal audit functions, managing a team of four direct reports. You will ensure strong internal controls and high-quality financial statements, while driving process change, building new scalable processes, and holding
the team accountable to clear performance standards. The Corporate Controller will partner closely with FP&A, Legal, and business leaders to support strategic decision-making and the long-range financial plan. \n Duties and
Responsibilities: Leadership & Team Management Lead and develop a high-performing accounting team with three direct reports across close, audit, and tax. Set clear goals, establish accountability, and drive follow-through so commitments translate into timely, high-quality outcomes. Prioritize the most critical projects and initiatives, sequencing work to deliver results at a sustainable pace with clear ownership. Provide regular coaching, feedback, and career development, building bench strength and succession for key controllership roles. Foster a culture of ownership, continuous improvement, and transparent communication within the controllership team and with cross-functional partners. Model calm, solutions-oriented leadership during peak periods (e.g., close, audits) to maintain quality without burning out
the team. Procurement Leadership Provide strategic leadership and oversight of the procurement function within Finance, ensuring contracting processes are efficient, compliant, and aligned with company priorities. Mature procurement processes, policies, and controls across both administrative and strategic spend, in partnership with Legal, FP&A, Security, and business leaders. Proactively review and challenge proposed contracts and renewals to ensure Included Health’s contracting strategy is commercially smart, appropriately manages risk (including data/privacy and regulatory risk), and supports evolving business needs. Establish clear spend governance, approval thresholds, and performance metrics for key vendors to drive value and accountability. Financial Close & Reporting Lead and support the Assistant Controller with the monthly, quarterly, and annual close processes, ensuring accurate and timely U.S. GAAP financial statements. Partner with FP&A to reconcile results, explain variances, and ensure alignment between actuals, forecast, and plan. Ensure high-quality revenue recognition and related reserves for healthcare arrangements (including value-based care and risk-bearing contracts). Lead the preparation of clear, consistent financial commentary and reporting packages for internal and external stakeholders (e.g., executive leadership, Board/Audit Committee, investors/lenders), highlighting key drivers, trends, risks, and opportunities. External Audit & Technical Accounting Serve as the primary liaison and relationship owner with external auditors, managing audit timelines, deliverables, fee discussions, and issue resolution. Oversee preparation of audit schedules and technical accounting memos; ensure compliance with evolving U.S. GAAP and other relevant standards. Evaluate and document accounting positions on complex or non-routine transactions and new business initiatives, including healthcare-specific arrangements (e.g., revenue-sharing, capitation, and risk arrangements), leveraging internal and external expertise as needed. Align on audit scope, materiality, and key risk areas to drive an efficient, risk-focused audit process. Ensure timely communication of significant audit findings, remediation plans, and control implications to executive leadership and the Audit Committee.