Assistant Attorney General – Medicaid Fraud & Residential Abuse

State of Vermont

. Represent the State in criminal prosecutions and affirmative civil enforcement actions .

Posted 11/9/2026full-timeMontpelier • Vermont • United StatesJuniorMid-LevelWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in criminal prosecutions and civil enforcement actions, particularly in Medicaid fraud and long-term care resident protection. Strong communication skills and the ability to collaborate with law enforcement and state partners are essential.

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Criminal ProsecutionMedicaid Fraud InvestigationHealthcare Law ExperienceOral And Written Communication SkillsVermont Bar Membership

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Hard Skills

Criminal LawCivil EnforcementLegal ResearchCase ManagementLitigation

Soft Skills

Team CollaborationIndependent WorkCommunication

Certifications & Qualifications

Vermont Bar Admission

Industry Keywords

Medicaid Provider FraudLong-Term CareFalse Claims ActState Law ComplianceLegal Practice

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Represent the State in criminal prosecutions and affirmative civil enforcement actions
Investigate and prosecute Medicaid provider fraud
Investigate and prosecute abuse or neglect of long-term care residents and Medicaid beneficiaries
Bring civil lawsuits under the Vermont False Claims Act to recover money lost to Medicaid fraud and penalize violations of State laws
Conduct investigations and prosecutions in a team setting with detectives, investigators, and analysts
Work closely with federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies and other state partners, including the Agency of Human Services
Represent MFRAU at meetings and committees with state and federal partners
Work independently within the structure of a government legal team

Requirements

What you’ll need

Must be a member in good standing of the Vermont bar or eligible to obtain admission by waiver
Minimum of two years of legal practice required
Excellent oral and written communication skills
Experience in criminal or healthcare law strongly preferred but not required
Must be willing to travel
Resume must include all Bar admission information and date admitted
Letter of interest, resume, references, and two writing samples required for application

Benefits

Comp & perks

Top-notch health care plan
Generous sick leave
Generous annual leave
Employer contribution to pension plans
Flexible workplace arrangements in accordance with applicable policies