Director, Compliance Operations – Deputy Compliance Officer

Brown Medicine

. Coordinate and manage Brown University Health’s Compliance Program .

Posted 9/18/2026full-timeProvidence • Rhode Island • United StatesLead💰 $134,035 - $221,187 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in managing compliance programs, including risk assessments, data analytics, and compliance metrics. Proven ability to lead teams, mentor staff, and collaborate with various stakeholders to ensure adherence to healthcare regulations and best practices.

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Healthcare Compliance ManagementRisk Assessment and MitigationData Analytics and Metrics DevelopmentTeam Leadership and SupervisionRegulatory Knowledge of Medicare and Medicaid

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Hard Skills

Compliance Program ManagementData AnalysisRevenue Cycle UnderstandingConflict of Interest ManagementAuditing and EducationPolicy Review and DevelopmentInvestigation ProtocolsCompliance Risk AssessmentDatabase ManagementFair Market Value Assessment

Soft Skills

Effective CommunicationCritical ThinkingProject ManagementDiplomacyPlanning

Certifications & Qualifications

Certified Compliance Professional (CHC)Certified Professional Coder (CPC)

Industry Keywords

Healthcare CompliancePrivacy RegulationsCompliance MetricsEmerging Compliance RisksStakeholder CollaborationCompliance and Privacy Work Plan

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Coordinate and manage Brown University Health’s Compliance Program
Maintain and continuously improve the effectiveness of the compliance program
Develop and maintain compliance metrics and data analytics
Monitor compliance work plan activities
Manage the Conflict of Interest process and reporting
Manage the System Wide Exclusion Process
Lead Revenue Compliance auditing, clinician education, and selected auditing activity
Review non-employed clinician and physician agreements, including database management and fair market value assessment
Manage compliance and privacy policy reviews under the Annual Compliance Plan
Direct compliance risk assessments, data analysis, mitigations, and follow-up activities
Plan, manage, and update investigation tools and protocols
Lead data integrity efforts, risk identification, and trending
Co-lead development of the annual Compliance & Privacy work plan
Collaborate with executive leadership, operational staff, Legal Services, Internal Audit, and other stakeholders to identify and mitigate risk
Monitor emerging compliance and privacy risks, technology, trends, and best practices
Engage, mentor, and develop assigned staff
Facilitate the System Policy process, workplans, dashboards, communications, and committee reporting
Provide direct supervision for up to ten FTEs, including selection, scheduling, training, performance appraisals, and personnel recommendations
Perform independently and refer unusual problems to the Vice President, Corporate Compliance & Internal Audit and Chief Compliance & Privacy Officer

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor’s degree in business, nursing, political science, or health care policy required
Master’s degree desirable
Certified compliance professional designation such as CHC or CHPC preferred from the Healthcare Compliance Association (HCCA)
Certified Professional Coder (CPC) designation preferred; CPC strongly recommended
Four to seven years of healthcare compliance and privacy-related experience required
Previous management experience, or four years of escalating responsibility and work experience in compliance and/or privacy, including progressive program and project management roles in large and complex organizations
Effective written and oral communication, planning, follow-up, critical thinking, diplomacy, and project management skills
Understanding of coding, billing, access, and provider enrollment functions in Revenue Cycle
Understanding of Medicare and Medicaid regulations
Ability to work independently within administrative policies and procedures
Ability to supervise up to ten FTEs
No driving required