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OpenLoop is seeking a strategic Associate General Counsel to lead its healthcare, pharmacy, and regulatory legal functions. The successful candidate will own the regulatory roadmap, navigate complex fraud and abuse laws, and develop compliance programs to support the company's nationwide telehealth delivery.
This leadership role involves translating healthcare regulations into actionable business strategies and managing a team of legal professionals in a fast-paced, growth-stage environment.
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Organising Institution / Firm
OpenLoop
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United States (North Charleston, SC)
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J.D. degree, active US state bar membership, and 8-12+ years of healthcare law experience.
Job
Title: Associate General Counsel, Healthcare
Category: Jobs
Organiser: OpenLoop
Description: OpenLoop is seeking a strategic Associate General Counsel to lead its healthcare, pharmacy, and regulatory legal functions. The successful candidate will own the regulatory roadmap, navigate complex fraud and abuse laws, and develop compliance programs to support the company's nationwide telehealth delivery. This leadership role involves translating healthcare regulations into actionable business strategies and managing a team of legal professionals in a fast-paced, growth-stage environment.
Eligibility: Applicants must possess a J.D. and maintain active membership in at least one US state bar. Requirements include 8-12+ years of experience as a practicing attorney in the healthcare industry, deep subject matter expertise in telehealth (including multi-state licensing and virtual prescribing), and a track record of managing attorneys or legal consultants.
Deadline: Not specified
Location: United States (North Charleston, SC)
Fees: None
Contact Information: Not specified