Financial Leadership in Community Health Centers
A practical guide for Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) Chief Financial Officers navigating compliance, financial performance, and strategic leadership.
Who This Book Is For
This book is written specifically for Chief Financial Officers and senior finance leaders in Federally Qualified Health Centers who are responsible for compliance oversight, financial stability, board reporting, and operational accountability.
- New CFOs stepping into complex compliance environments
- Experienced finance leaders seeking clearer structure and practical tools
- CEOs and board members who want to better understand financial oversight responsibilities
What This Book Covers
Drawing on three decades of healthcare financial leadership — including hospital corporate finance, Community Health Center CFO leadership, and national compliance review experience — this book provides practical guidance on:
- Financial management and 2 CFR 200 compliance
- Operational Site Visit preparation and risk mitigation
- Board financial oversight and governance alignment
- Revenue cycle oversight and performance improvement
- Cash flow stabilization and financial recovery planning
- Contract management and procurement compliance
- Building a culture of financial accountability
Why This Book Is Different
While many publications address Community Health Center governance, clinical operations, or health policy, few focus directly on the financial leadership role within Federally Qualified Health Centers. This book is written specifically for CFOs — from the perspective of someone who has served in the role and conducted compliance reviews nationwide.
It is designed to provide practical clarity, structured guidance, and real-world insight for leaders responsible for safeguarding both financial performance and federal compliance.
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