Compliance Analyst

Clipboard Health

. Serve as the named escalation point for background check disqualification decisions.

Posted 10/26/2026full-timeRemote • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $90,000 - $110,000 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in regulatory compliance and credential verification, with a strong ability to interpret complex regulations and apply them operationally. Proven track record in managing compliance risks, conducting audits, and producing detailed decision documentation.

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Regulatory Compliance ExperienceBackground Check AdjudicationDecision Memo WritingRisk Analysis ProductionLicense Renewal Management

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Hard Skills

Regulatory InterpretationCompliance Risk AssessmentDecision DocumentationCredential Verification AuditsState Reporting Management

Soft Skills

Credibility BuildingIndependent Decision MakingCollaboration with LegalEffective CommunicationDeadline Management

Certifications & Qualifications

Bachelor's Degree

Industry Keywords

ComplianceRegulatory ExperienceLicensingHealthcareStaffingMarketplace ModelsGovernment Agency ExperienceBackground ScreeningAdverse Action ProcessesState Licensing Filings

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Serve as the named escalation point for background check disqualification decisions.
Make the initial call on agency compliance implementation.
Handle escalations on worker credential verification, including license violations and reprimands.
Decide which questions to resolve and document independently and which require partnering with Legal.
Produce risk analyses covering the question, research, reasoning, and recommended path.
Evaluate new state and agency requirements before implementation, quantify compliance costs to workers, and recommend implementation approaches.
Build and maintain decision records so others can reach consistent conclusions.
Own credential verification audits.
Plan and drive implementation of high-value requirements, such as continuing education.
Manage state license renewals.
Manage ongoing state reporting.
Collaborate with Agents, SMEs, Team Leads, and Legal.
Report to the Head of the Documents Team.

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor’s degree.
At least 5 years of professional experience.
Prior experience applying regulations to real decisions, such as regulatory or compliance-focused paralegal, regulatory compliance specialist, legal analyst, background screening adjudicator, or trust and safety/eligibility policy at a marketplace.
Experience interpreting statutes, regulations, or agency guidance and turning them into operational requirements.
Ability to reach defensible decisions when documentation is incomplete or unavailable and clearly explain the reasoning.
Ability to interpret complex regulatory material and apply it to a marketplace model.
Ability to weigh compliance risk against business impact.
Ability to write decision memos and business cases for leadership.
Ability to build credibility with people who do not report to you.
Ability to own recurring work with hard deadlines, such as license renewals and state reporting.
Willingness to maintain overlapping working hours with Eastern and Pacific time (ET/PT).
Minimum 15Mbps wired internet connection.
Minimum i5 processor or equivalent.
Minimum 12GB RAM.
Dedicated, quiet working environment.
Reliable power source and backup internet connection.
Nice to have: compliance, regulatory, or licensing experience in healthcare, staffing, or another regulated industry.
Nice to have: experience at a government or regulatory agency.
Nice to have: experience with independent contractor or marketplace models.
Nice to have: experience with background check adjudication or adverse action processes.
Nice to have: experience with state licensing filings.

Benefits

Comp & perks

Remote-first work environment
Remote work
Flexible overlapping working hours with Eastern and Pacific time
Dedicated, quiet working environment supported by minimum system requirements
Reliable power source and backup internet connection