Healthcare & Life Sciences Regulatory Partner

Job Details

A highly regarded national healthcare and life sciences boutique is seeking an experienced Healthcare Regulatory Partner to join and help expand its established regulatory practice.

Qualifications

• At least five years of relevant legal experience
• Healthcare, pharmaceutical or life sciences regulatory experience required
• Admission to the New Jersey Bar required
• Admission in New York or another jurisdiction is advantageous
• Experience with healthcare fraud-and-abuse laws, including Stark and anti-kickback requirements
• Excellent legal research, analytical and writing skills
• Strong academic credentials
• Ability to communicate sophisticated regulatory concepts clearly and practically
• Portable business is not required
• Experience involving telehealth, pharmacy regulation, drug-supply-chain requirements, healthcare licensing, corporate-practice-of-medicine restrictions or healthcare transactions would be particularly valuable

Why Join Us?

The firm combines the sophisticated matters and national client base of a larger platform with the visibility and hands-on responsibility available within a specialized boutique.

Compensation and Benefits

• Ancillary benefits include: Flexible hybrid and remote working arrangements
• Unlimited paid time off
• Medical, dental and vision insurance
• 401(k), subject to eligibility requirements
• On-site fitness facilities for attorneys using the New Jersey office
• Mentorship and opportunities for advancement
• Significant compensation-growth potential based on performance and contributions

Representative Responsibilities

• Advising healthcare and life sciences clients on complex regulatory and compliance matters
• Structuring and evaluating business arrangements under the Stark Law, federal and state anti-kickback statutes and related regulations
• Counseling clients on the False Claims Act, healthcare fraud statutes, HIPAA and patient-privacy requirements
• Advising on corporate-practice-of-medicine restrictions, professional-practice requirements and telehealth regulations
• Evaluating existing and proposed business models and recommending practical risk-mitigation strategies
• Preparing change-of-ownership filings, licensing submissions and agency notifications
• Advising pharmacies and life sciences organizations on federal and state drug-supply-chain requirements
• Leading client relationships and supervising or mentoring junior attorneys
• Producing thought leadership and participating in business-development initiatives