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Managed Services - Health PLS Transparency, Senior Manager Job at PwC in chicago

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Overview: In this Senior Manager role, you lead client support within Risk and Compliance for health PLS transparency and regulatory programs. You guide cross-functional teams, translate complex requirements into scalable processes, and shape advisory work to mitigate risk. You’ll drive high-impact initiatives across reporting, monitoring, and process improvement, partnering across managed services to deliver reliable client support. This is a chance to influence compliance outcomes at scale in a dynamic services environment. Compensation / Benefits medical dental vision 401k holiday pay vacation
Responsibilities: Advise pharmaceutical and health life sciences clients on spend transparency and PLS compliance monitoring within managed services Lead complex workstreams spanning HCP engagement, R&D operations, intelligent clinical trials, and quality processes Apply risk management to identify compliance gaps and mitigate risks across workflows Translate regulatory and business requirements into practical procedures, controls, and reporting Leverage AI, automation, and digital tooling to streamline monitoring and data handling Review contracts, NDAs, and confidentiality to identify exposure and support risk reduction Interpret risk data and trends to inform leadership and surface issues Coach team members through complex deliverables and maintain accountability
Key requirements: Bachelor's degree 7+ years of experience Clear client communication Strong judgment under ambiguity Coaching and mentoring AI, automation, and digital tooling to streamline monitoring and data handling risk management and compliance monitoring transparency and reporting processes

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