Brain Injury Services
Chief Financial Officer — Part-Time
A part-time CFO role at a nonprofit human services organisation, providing strategic and hands-on financial leadership including budgeting, forecasting, audit oversight, and board reporting.
Brain Injury Services is seeking an experienced nonprofit finance leader to serve as its part-time CFO, working up to 20 hours per week. Reporting to the executive leader, this role combines strategic financial advising with hands-on oversight of accounting, reporting, and internal controls. The CFO will collaborate closely with the bookkeeper, senior leadership, and the board's Finance Committee to strengthen financial decision-making across the organisation.
The position follows a structured hybrid schedule, with occasional in-person presence required in Northern Virginia for key leadership meetings, audit activities, and approximately six board meetings annually. The organisation uses QuickBooks Online and Excel, and the successful candidate will be comfortable translating complex financial data into clear narratives for varied audiences.
- Partner with executive leadership on financial strategy, sustainability planning, and revenue opportunities.
- Lead budgeting, forecasting, cash flow planning, and financial analysis processes.
- Present financial results and recommendations to the board, treasurer, and Finance Committee.
- Coach managers and senior staff on budget development, including funder-specific budgets.
- Oversee accounting processes, internal controls, and financial reporting in partnership with the bookkeeper.
- Coordinate annual audit preparation and liaise with external accountants and auditors.
- Progressive financial leadership experience with demonstrated nonprofit accounting expertise.
- Strong skills in budgeting, financial reporting, cash flow management, internal controls, and audit oversight.
- Experience presenting to and working with boards, treasurers, and finance committees.
- Proficiency with QuickBooks Online and Excel, with the ability to create clear visual financial presentations.
- Experience supporting funder budgets and collaborating with development and programme teams.
- Bachelor's degree in accounting, finance, business administration, or a related field; CPA designation preferred.
Brain Injury Services is a nonprofit human services organisation based in Northern Virginia, supporting individuals affected by brain injury. The organisation is committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace and partners with funders, boards, and community stakeholders to deliver its mission effectively.
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