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Regulatory Risk & Compliance - Health Industries - Medicare Part D - Senior Associate

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About the role

Overview: In this Senior Associate role, you support regulatory compliance and risk assessment for health-industry clients, focusing on Medicare Part D. You analyze complex regulatory needs, manage workstreams, and guide junior staff to deliver actionable recommendations. You translate regulatory guidance into practical remediation steps and develop client deliverables that summarize findings and action plans. You work with client teams to collect data, monitor remediation progress, and utilize data tools to organize reporting, contributing to client success in a heavily regulated domain. Compensation / Benefits medical dental vision 401k holiday pay vacation
Responsibilities: Analyze Medicare Part D regulatory requirements and translate them into actionable compliance steps Support compliance reviews, risk assessments, and control activities across regulatory programs Interpret regulatory guidance to identify gaps and remediation needs Create client deliverables summarizing findings, action plans, and progress Coordinate with client teams to collect data, review documents, and track remediation progress Apply analytical thinking to assess compliance risks and operational impacts across care and payer environments Use data tools to organize regulatory reporting and document workflow status Mentor junior team members and review their work for accuracy
Key requirements: Bachelor's degree or higher 3+ years of experience Experience with Medicare Part D compliance and regulatory reviews Ability to build client relationships in health industry risk and compliance settings Ability to interpret regulations and control requirements across complex cases Experience applying data analysis to derive client insights Strong critical thinking across compliance frameworks and processes Mentoring skills to review junior deliverables Travel up to 60% client relationship development analytical thinking clear communication data analysis regulatory compliance frameworks Medicare Part D regulations

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