Assistant to Chief Compliance Counsel
A midsized community not-for-profit health system located in southern Maryland is seeking a Regulatory Compliance Audit Specialist to assist the Chief Compliance Counsel with overseeing all internal, external and governmental initiated compliance related audits.
A' This will include specific audits and government inquires or investigations, federal health care program payor audits, internal compliance investigations and other regulatory compliance issue or concerns as appropriate and assigned.
The Regulatory Compliance Audit Specialist will have a Bachelor's Degree (MBA, MHA or JD) with major coursework in business administration, healthcare administration, or law, is preferred.
A' The ideal candidate is also required to be Certified in Healthcare Compliance (CHC) or Certified Compliance & Ethics Professional (CCEP).
The hospital is looking for specific experience with Medicare regulatory compliance requirements in a hospital or health system setting and conducting audits.
A' Experience conducting internal audits using statistical sampling software and conducting internal investigations of potential legal, regulatory compliance, or policy violations in a hospital or health system setting.
A' The Regulatory Compliance Audit Specialist must be able to identify, understand, and analyze compliance risk areas, consider the impact on the organization, effectively report findings, results, and outcomes to Chief Compliance Counsel, and coordinate with others to quickly and efficiently address and mitigate compliance concerns.
A' Strong team player with demonstrated ability to work effectively with others at various levels of the organization.
A' The Regulatory Compliance Audit Specialist will work for a health system takes great pride in providing a wide range of outstanding benefits that allow each employee to tailor a benefits package that meets his or her specific needs.
These include comprehensive health insurance, flexible-spending accounts for health and dependent care, tuition assistance and a retirement plan that offers an employer match and contribution.
The Regulatory Compliance Audit Specialist will live in an area with hundreds of miles of scenic waterways!A' The area is known for its boating, sailing, and fishing.
Local waterways include the Chesapeake Bay, the Patuxent, Potomac, Wicomico, and Port Tobacco rivers.
A' The Maryland State Parks and county recreation areas offer dozens of places for camping, hunting, hiking, picnicking, as well as sporting activities and special events.
Enjoy free summer evening concerts on the lawn at one of the local town halls or take a sunset stroll along the boardwalks in Leonardtown, Solomons, Chesapeake Beach or Indian Head.
The possibilities are endless.
A' Several challenging golf courses reside in Southern Maryland as well.
A' In addition to small town activities and attractions there areA' big city leisure opportunities, too!A' Southern Maryland is an easy commute for families to see the sites ofA' Washington DC, our nation's capitol.
A' Southern Maryland also offers a great selection of location, style, age, and price range to anyone seeking a home.
A' Boating and fishing enthusiasts will enjoy boat slips, piers and beaches that are often included with Chesapeake Bay front or river front homes overlooking the scenic Patuxent, Wicomico, or Potomac Rivers.
A' Find a better quality of life in the rural atmosphere of the area.
A' Families are able to get larger homes and more land for their dollar than they can in the Washington, DC metropolitan area or Northern Virginia.
A' This is a charming area perfect for families and singles, alike.
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Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
A' This will include specific audits and government inquires or investigations, federal health care program payor audits, internal compliance investigations and other regulatory compliance issue or concerns as appropriate and assigned.
The Regulatory Compliance Audit Specialist will have a Bachelor's Degree (MBA, MHA or JD) with major coursework in business administration, healthcare administration, or law, is preferred.
A' The ideal candidate is also required to be Certified in Healthcare Compliance (CHC) or Certified Compliance & Ethics Professional (CCEP).
The hospital is looking for specific experience with Medicare regulatory compliance requirements in a hospital or health system setting and conducting audits.
A' Experience conducting internal audits using statistical sampling software and conducting internal investigations of potential legal, regulatory compliance, or policy violations in a hospital or health system setting.
A' The Regulatory Compliance Audit Specialist must be able to identify, understand, and analyze compliance risk areas, consider the impact on the organization, effectively report findings, results, and outcomes to Chief Compliance Counsel, and coordinate with others to quickly and efficiently address and mitigate compliance concerns.
A' Strong team player with demonstrated ability to work effectively with others at various levels of the organization.
A' The Regulatory Compliance Audit Specialist will work for a health system takes great pride in providing a wide range of outstanding benefits that allow each employee to tailor a benefits package that meets his or her specific needs.
These include comprehensive health insurance, flexible-spending accounts for health and dependent care, tuition assistance and a retirement plan that offers an employer match and contribution.
The Regulatory Compliance Audit Specialist will live in an area with hundreds of miles of scenic waterways!A' The area is known for its boating, sailing, and fishing.
Local waterways include the Chesapeake Bay, the Patuxent, Potomac, Wicomico, and Port Tobacco rivers.
A' The Maryland State Parks and county recreation areas offer dozens of places for camping, hunting, hiking, picnicking, as well as sporting activities and special events.
Enjoy free summer evening concerts on the lawn at one of the local town halls or take a sunset stroll along the boardwalks in Leonardtown, Solomons, Chesapeake Beach or Indian Head.
The possibilities are endless.
A' Several challenging golf courses reside in Southern Maryland as well.
A' In addition to small town activities and attractions there areA' big city leisure opportunities, too!A' Southern Maryland is an easy commute for families to see the sites ofA' Washington DC, our nation's capitol.
A' Southern Maryland also offers a great selection of location, style, age, and price range to anyone seeking a home.
A' Boating and fishing enthusiasts will enjoy boat slips, piers and beaches that are often included with Chesapeake Bay front or river front homes overlooking the scenic Patuxent, Wicomico, or Potomac Rivers.
A' Find a better quality of life in the rural atmosphere of the area.
A' Families are able to get larger homes and more land for their dollar than they can in the Washington, DC metropolitan area or Northern Virginia.
A' This is a charming area perfect for families and singles, alike.
A'.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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