Regulatory & Compliance Specialist

WVU Medicine

1d•Onsite

About The Position

A critical role ensuring the safety, legality, and efficiency of the Mon EMS agency. Oversee non-clinical operations, including regulatory, privacy standards & compliance for organizational safety requirements, fleet, inventory & supply management and facilities maintenance in alignment with federal and state compliance/licensure requirements. Provide business analytics, management of vendor relationships, and support for operational innovation.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Healthcare, Operations, or Business Administration.
EMT Licensed clinical provider.
Valid Driver's License.
Three (3) years of experience working in Emergency Medical Services, Healthcare or Operations.
Advanced understanding of EMS-specific laws and standards.

Nice To Haves

Master’s Degree in business, management, healthcare, operations or related field.
Paramedic Licensed clinical provider.
Five (5) years in a Healthcare and/or Emergency Services Administration or Operations field.
Experience in conducting compliance audits.

Responsibilities

Identify compliance issues/violations through performance of audits, investigations, inspections and assessments to provide appropriate resolution, risk mitigation and ensure adherence to established protocols and standards.
Monitor and implement changes in EMS regulations, such as WV EMS Regulations to include related equipment lists and recommend policy and training updates to remain compliant.
Provide input and recommendations into the development and implementation of emergency response plans, ensuring adherence to state and federal regulations, and coordinate with public health and safety agencies as required.
Support compliance with safety and risk management standards related to EMS, to include serving as the Safety Committee chair and leading monthly safety hazard audits.
Oversee Bio Med maintenance, grant and policy management and mutual aid agreements, including managing vendor relationships for equipment and facility maintenance.
Develop a system of data collection and analysis to assess risk and provide resolution of operational problems.
Maintain ownership of vendor relationships, asset management/tracking and insurance policies, to include proactively seeking out new vendor partnerships to ensure cost-effectiveness and quality service delivery, asset reporting to insurance agencies and managing insurance claims & renewals.
Work closely and transparently with all external partners, including third-party vendors and consultants.
Assist in the development and implementation of risk management strategies through providing regulatory and compliance guidance for agency compliance initiatives.
Oversee logistics, fleet, and facility maintenance, related to regulatory compliance and state licensure requirements, such as vehicle title and licensure, etc.
Develop and implement compliance policies and procedures, as required.
Conduct regular audits and assessments to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.
Monitor changes in relevant laws and regulations and update company policies accordingly.
Recommend and provide training and education to employees on compliance-related topics.
Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to ensure regulatory adherence.
Prepare and submit compliance reports to regulatory agencies.
Advise senior management on compliance matters and potential risks.
Maintain accurate records of compliance activities and documentation.
Remain informed about industry trends and best practices in compliance.
Participate in compliance-related meetings as required.
Serve as the HIPPA Privacy officer for the agency.