Directs corporate compliance and audit programs, including internal and vendor audits, risk assessments, corrective actions, conflict-of-interest monitoring, third-party assurance, SOC 2 and HITRUST support, external audits, insurance, and corporate registrations. The role develops policies, coordinates cross-functional compliance initiatives, prepares reports, communicates with stakeholders, and manages special projects.
The Compliance & Audit Program Director is responsible for managing activities related to corporate compliance and coordinating Company-wide compliance monitoring and auditing activities, including audits of the Company’s internal business units and vendors. The Compliance & Audit Program Director will help ensure compliance with all applicable rules and laws, as well as internal policies/procedures, and assist with performing and managing special projects across multiple functional areas as requested.
Responsibilities:
- Assist with developing and implementing the Compliance Team’s goals, objectives, plans, policies and procedures.
- Assist with developing and implementing policies and procedures consistent with the Company’s contractual obligations.
- Perform proactive monitoring/auditing of potentially high-risk areas, prepare reports, and help implement and monitor any corrective actions.
- Assist with conducting annual conflict of interest assessment and help manage monitoring system.
- Manage and oversee Company’s Third-Party Assurance process, including coordinating the vendor risk assessment process and facilitating risk and compliance discussions in the remediation of issues.
- Support the IT organization with SOC 2 and HITRUST audit activities, as needed, and coordinate external audits, assessments, and surveys by Company clients.
- Manage the Company’s corporate insurance portfolio.
- Manage Company’s corporate registrations.
- Serve as a resource for Company personnel to continue to foster compliance and open communications.
- Perform other duties as may be required or assigned, including assistance with managing and overseeing special projects as they arise.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in health administration, communications, business administration or a related field
- Demonstrated current working knowledge of applicable auditing standards and techniques.
- Understanding of CMS compliance requirements helpful
- Working knowledge of SOC 2 and HITRUST requirements sufficient to support the IT organization and other cross-functional stakeholders.
- Excellent interpersonal skills that include the ability to effectively communicate with internal and external stakeholders, both verbally and in writing
- Ability to gather and analyze data, organize and write reports and organize work efficiently.
- Strong project management skills
- Flexible, energetic self-starter with the ability to work in a non-structured environment.
- Strong ability to organize, prioritize, make decisions, and work independently.
- Excellent organizational skills with the ability to multi-task
- Excellent technical knowledge of computers and applicable software (Outlook, Word, Excel & Power Point)
Benefits
WORKING AT VATICA HEALTH ADVANTAGES
Prosperity
- Competitive salary based on your experience and skills – we believe the top talent deserves the top dollar
- Bonus Potential (based on role and is discretionary) – if you go above and beyond, you should be rewarded
- 401k plans– we want to empower you to prepare for your future
- Room for growth and advancement- we love our employees and want to develop within
Good Health
- Comprehensive Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance plans
- Tax-free Dependent Care Account
- Life insurance, short-term, and long-term disability
Happiness
- Excellent PTO policy (everyone deserves a vacation now and then)
- Great work-life balance environment- We believe family comes first!
- Strong supportive teams- There is always a helping hand when you need it
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