Digital Appointments
Management Accountant

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Qualified Management Accountant | Multi-Entity Group | Fully Remote
Digital Appointments is working with a growing multi-site healthcare group to appoint a Management Accountant into a newly created role.
The group has expanded quickly and now sits at eight companies. The numbers have outgrown the current setup, and they need a qualified accountant to take ownership of group reporting, bring structure to the month-end process, and give the leadership team proper visibility on how each site is performing.
This is a role with real scope. You'll inherit a bookkeeper to supervise and develop, and the business has been open from the outset that they want this person to grow into Financial Controller and build a team beneath them.
What you'll be doing
- Owning month-end close across eight group entities
- Producing consolidated management accounts, including P&L, balance sheet and cash flow
- Managing intercompany accounting, recharges and reconciliations
- Delivering site-level performance reporting and margin analysis
- Building budgets and rolling forecasts, with clear variance commentary
- Supervising and developing the group bookkeeper
- Improving finance processes, controls and systems as the group scales
- Preparing VAT returns and year-end files, and managing the relationship with the external accountants
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- Qualified accountant — ACA, ACCA or CIMA (strong QBE candidates with the right group background will be considered
- Proven multi-entity experience, including intercompany and consolidation
- Experience mentoring, reviewing or supervising a junior colleague
- Strong Excel skills and comfort working across multiple systems
- Able to translate the numbers for a non-finance audience
- Self-motivated, with the discipline to work well remotely


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Experience within healthcare, veterinary, or another multi-site service group would be an advantage, but it isn't essential — the multi-entity and supervisory experience matters more.
Why this one is worth a look
- Fully remote, with occasional travel to the head office near Manchester
- Genuine, stated progression to Financial Controller
- Newly created role — you'll shape the finance function rather than inherit someone else's
- Profitable, growing group with an owner who's invested in getting finance right
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