Legal Counsel - Healthcare AI and Emerging Technologies

Mayo Clinic•Rochester, MN

1d•$200,750 - $313,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Mayo Clinic is advancing a bold strategic plan to expand its reach and help more patients by creatively leveraging innovative business partnerships, international relationships, virtual care, and digital platforms. The attorney filling this position will play a critical role in helping Mayo Clinic succeed in this endeavor. This position will provide strategic legal counsel on artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and other emerging technology governance and applications in the healthcare setting for a world-class, non-profit, academic medical center and affiliated health care system. We are seeking an experienced, solution-oriented attorney who is comfortable advising on the legal, regulatory, and practical implications of AI and emerging technologies across the enterprise. This attorney will participate in related transactions and contracting, collaborate with Mayo Clinic business, clinical, and technology partners and leaders to address challenging governance and compliance issues, and take ownership of a broad range of matters from inception to conclusion. Core job responsibilities for this role will include: Providing legal counsel on the governance, development, and deployment of AI and machine learning technologies used across Mayo Clinic’s clinical, research, and business operations, including advising on responsible AI governance frameworks, data and privacy implications, and emerging state, federal, and international AI-related laws, regulations, and industry standards. Advising on and participating in AI-related transactions and contracting, including providing legal guidance on technology and data transactions in support of Mayo Clinic’s strategic initiatives. Demonstrated ability to navigate complex, highly regulated environments and effectively advise at the intersection of business, technology, compliance, risk, government relations, and legal considerations across multiple jurisdictions. Retention and management of outside counsel. We are looking for a proactive, solution-oriented attorney who is comfortable leading and working within teams of attorneys and paraprofessionals, with a demonstrated commitment to developing and empowering others. This position requires a collaborative and approachable leader who will coordinate across the Legal Department to deliver exceptional legal services and clear, concise counsel on complex questions throughout the lifecycle of AI and other technology initiatives. This is a hybrid position with negotiable remote work frequency. Incumbent must live within 100 miles of a Mayo Clinic campus in Phoenix/Scottsdale, AZ; Jacksonville, FL; Rochester, MN; or Eau Claire, WI. Periodic travel to other Mayo sites may be required.

Requirements

Completion of law school (J.D. or equivalent)
Five or more years of legal experience in health law, technology transactions, data privacy, or artificial intelligence matters.
A strong academic background.
Excellent communication and writing skills.
Ability to manage multiple client relationships and understand and help meet their clients’ needs and business goals.
Sound legal project management skills.
Ability to effectively lead teams, serve as a positive change agent, and delegate work in a fast paced, team-based environment within a dynamic organization.
License to practice law in Arizona, Florida, Minnesota, or Wisconsin.

Responsibilities

Providing legal counsel on the governance, development, and deployment of AI and machine learning technologies used across Mayo Clinic’s clinical, research, and business operations, including advising on responsible AI governance frameworks, data and privacy implications, and emerging state, federal, and international AI-related laws, regulations, and industry standards.
Advising on and participating in AI-related transactions and contracting, including providing legal guidance on technology and data transactions in support of Mayo Clinic’s strategic initiatives.
Demonstrated ability to navigate complex, highly regulated environments and effectively advise at the intersection of business, technology, compliance, risk, government relations, and legal considerations across multiple jurisdictions.
Retention and management of outside counsel.