Attorney - Healthcare Regulation

Sands Anderson•Williamsburg, VA

18d

About The Position

Sands Anderson is seeking an Attorney to support healthcare regulatory matters and join its collaborative business practice group in Williamsburg or Richmond, Virginia. The attorney will advise healthcare clients on regulatory compliance, assist with operational and transactional matters, and represent clients in proceedings and interactions with government agencies. The role offers autonomy to develop a practice with support from a well-managed firm. Compensation is commensurate with relevant experience and book of business; the stated salary range is $140,000–$180,000. The firm also offers excellent benefits and opportunities to grow alongside its attorneys.

Requirements

J.D. from an accredited law school.
Active membership in the Virginia Bar or eligibility for membership.
Exceptional research, writing, and analytical skills.
Strong attention to detail and ability to manage multiple projects in a fast-paced environment.
Commitment to providing practical, business-minded solutions to clients.

Nice To Haves

At least one year of experience in a regulatory, business, or transactional area of law is preferred.
Candidates with a strong interest in healthcare law are encouraged to apply.

Responsibilities

Draft, review, and analyze contracts, policies, and other legal documents for compliance with healthcare regulations.
Counsel healthcare providers on federal and state regulatory compliance matters.
Assist with licensure, certification, enrollment, and operational compliance issues.
Support healthcare transactions and physician/provider arrangements.
Advise on HIPAA, reimbursement, long-term care, and healthcare employment matters.
Represent clients in audits, investigations, appeals, and administrative proceedings.
Prepare regulatory filings and submissions, including COPN applications.
Conduct legal research, draft client guidance, and monitor regulatory developments.
Work directly with healthcare clients and government agencies to resolve complex regulatory issues.