Director, Financial Planning & Analysis

Veritas Veterinary Partners offer exciting career opportunities in state-of-the-art facilities across the U.S. Our hospitals are staffed by board-certified specialists, create a collaborative environment where you can work alongside like-minded, caring professionals. If you're passionate about veterinary medicine, this is your chance to thrive in a dynamic, high-quality setting.

At Veritas Veterinary Partners, our mission is to build a network of trust and opportunity for veterinary professionals nationwide. We specialize in supporting Specialty and Emergency care hospitals, aligning with your unique goals and medical standards. Veritas, founded by Thomas Scavelli, DVM, DACVS, is dedicated to recruiting top-tier talent and fostering collaboration within our community. With a focus on exceptional care, we bring together highly trained veterinarians, technicians, and teammates committed to our patients’ well-being.

 We believe in Truth in Medicine and Trust in Partnerships, ensuring we always provide the highest standard of care. Come join us and make a meaningful impact on the community you serve.

Veritas Veterinary Partners seeks an analytical, hospital-minded Director, Financial Planning & Analysis to turn Partner Hospital data into revenue growth and stronger EBITDA performance.

The Director, Financial Planning & Analysis owns hospital-level financial analytics across the network, working side by side with hospital directors, regional operations leaders and medical directors to understand what drives case volume, revenue and margin in a 24-hour specialty and emergency setting.

This role builds the hospital budgets, forecasts and performance reporting that roll up to the enterprise plan and leads the financial analysts who support that work. It is a strong fit for a finance leader who enjoys getting close to operations and helping hospital teams see the numbers behind the care they deliver.

• Analyze revenue drivers at each Partner Hospital, including case volume, average invoice value, new patient counts, referral volume and specialty service mix.
• Track referral trends by referring veterinarian and service line, identifying growth opportunities and declining referral sources for Operations and Veterinary Relations.
• Measure doctor and service line productivity, including revenue per doctor, appointment utilization and emergency case throughput, and model the revenue impact of adding doctors or extending specialty hours.
• Evaluate pricing performance and fee schedule changes across Partner Hospitals, including the effect of discounts, write-offs and uncollected balances.
• Monitor charge capture and estimate-to-invoice variance, partnering with hospital leadership to reduce missed charges and improve billing accuracy in the practice management system.
• Model the revenue potential of new service lines and added capacity, such as exam rooms, surgical suites and advanced imaging.

• Lead monthly hospital profit and loss reviews with hospital directors and regional operations leaders, explaining variances to budget and prior year and agreeing on corrective actions.
• Analyze labor cost as a percentage of revenue by department and shift, including overtime, relief doctor and agency technician spend, overnight emergency staffing and support team-to-doctor ratios.
• Track cost of goods sold for pharmacy, medical supplies and diagnostics, partnering with Supply Chain on inventory levels, purchasing compliance and waste.
• Build hospital-level EBITDA bridges that show the revenue, labor and expense factors behind changes in performance.
• Identify underperforming hospitals and service lines and develop improvement plans with measurable EBITDA targets in partnership with Operations.

• Lead the annual budget build for each Partner Hospital, partnering with hospital directors and medical directors on volume, staffing, pricing and capital assumptions.
• Maintain monthly hospital-level forecasts that roll up to the enterprise forecast owned by the VP, Financial Planning & Analysis.
• Project doctor compensation expense under production-based and salary models, including the effect of new hires, departures and compensation changes on hospital margin.
• Prepare return on investment analysis for hospital capital requests and complete post-investment reviews that compare results to the original request.

• Build and maintain hospital key performance indicator dashboards and a standard monthly reporting package for hospital, regional and Partner Support leaders.
• Partner with Accounting and data teams so practice management system data, general ledger results and operating metrics reconcile and are defined the same way across Partner Hospitals.
• Provide hospital-level analysis to the VP, Financial Planning & Analysis for board, sponsor and acquisition reporting, including post-integration results for newly acquired hospitals.
• Benchmark Partner Hospital performance internally and against available veterinary industry data, such as AVMA economic reports.

• Lead, coach and develop financial analysts, setting clear expectations and reviewing work for accuracy and clarity.
• Help hospital directors and department managers read and use their financial reports, building financial confidence across hospital leadership teams.

• Bachelor's degree in finance, accounting, economics or a related field.
• Minimum seven years of financial planning and analysis or operational finance experience, including at least three years leading analysts or a planning function.
• Demonstrated experience building budgets, forecasts and profit and loss analysis for a multi-site organization.
• Advanced financial modeling and data analysis skills, including experience with business intelligence tools such as Power BI, Tableau or equivalent.
• Proven ability to explain financial results to operational and clinical leaders and influence decisions that improve revenue and margin.
• Strong attention to detail and a disciplined approach to data accuracy.

• MBA or CPA.
• Experience in veterinary medicine, human healthcare or another multi-site organization with 24-hour operations.
• Familiarity with veterinary revenue drivers, including referral-based specialty care, emergency case flow and doctor production compensation.
• Experience with veterinary practice management systems, such as ezyVet, and financial planning software, such as Adaptive Insights, Anaplan or equivalent.
• Experience in a private equity-backed organization.

At Veritas Veterinary Partners, we harness the hearts, minds and effort of our teammates, united in our CIRCLE of Core Values, to help us unlock our full potential.

Compassion
We lead with heart in every interaction. For our patients, this means attentive care. For clients, it means guiding them with understanding. For each other, it means creating a culture founded on respect and trust.

Integrity
We always do what's right. Through accountability, honesty and transparency, we uphold the highest ethical and medical standards and honor the trust placed in us in every decision.

Respect
The best outcomes come from working together with heart and valuing every perspective. By honoring each other's expertise, we create an environment where collaboration thrives and ideas emerge at every level.

Community
We harness the strengths of our people to build a culture where everyone is seen, heard and valued. This unity fosters trust across teams and assures clients their pets are cared for by one team.

Leadership
We set the standard for exceptional care by combining sharp minds, medical expertise and compassion. Through best-in-class tools, collaboration and a growth mindset, we uphold our role as leaders in specialty and emergency veterinary care.

Evolution
We stay curious, adaptable and seek ways to elevate patient care. By committing to a growth mindset and supporting each other, we unlock the fullest potential of individuals, teams and our organization.

• This position is remote and based in a home office, consistent with Partner Support work arrangements.
• Work follows standard business hours, with early morning, evening or weekend time needed around month-end close, budget season and leadership reviews.
• Periodic travel to Partner Hospitals is expected, since understanding a hospital's numbers often starts with walking its floors and seeing how an overnight emergency shift actually runs.
• The role requires extended periods at a computer and the ability to balance multiple hospital requests at once.