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Lead sensitive investigations tied to home healthcare services, including concerns related to patient treatment, clinical standards, employee behavior, safety events, and regulatory issues across field and branch locations
Manage each stage of investigative work by evaluating incoming matters, defining scope, preserving records, interviewing relevant parties, preparing thorough documentation, and delivering clear findings
Analyze investigation outcomes to identify recurring risks and partner with operational and clinical leaders to strengthen policies, training, and corrective actions
Provide practical legal counsel to branch and corporate teams on matters that affect business operations, liability, and compliance within a multi-site healthcare environment
Develop and deliver guidance sessions for leaders on investigation methodology, documentation practices, and strategies that reduce legal and operational risk
Oversee claims and litigation involving the organization, including coordination of defense strategy and initiation of legal action when warranted
Advise senior regional and area leadership on high-impact issues involving patient welfare, workforce accountability, and organizational ethics
Work closely with Legal, Compliance, Risk, Human Resources, Clinical, Quality, and Operations teams to ensure investigations are handled consistently and in alignment with applicable laws and standards
Present well-supported risk assessments and investigation conclusions to senior leadership and contribute to ongoing improvements in legal department processes and reporting
Requirements:
Juris Doctor from an accredited law school with strong academic performance
Active membership in good standing with the Maryland bar, or active good standing in another state with eligibility to sit for the next Maryland bar examination
At least one year of experience delivering timely legal advice to a business with multiple locations, including direct involvement in workplace or customer-related investigations
Working knowledge of litigation, complaint review, conduct investigations, and healthcare law principles
Strong written and verbal communication skills with the ability to explain legal issues clearly to varied audiences
Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications, including Word, Excel, and Teams
Fluency in English
Ability to apply sound judgment in fast-moving situations involving legal risk, compliance concerns, and operational priorities