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Vanderbilt University Medical Center

Employee Relations Investigator

Vanderbilt University Medical Center

. Conduct impartial, fact-finding investigations into workplace complaints involving discrimination, harassment, retaliation, and university policy violations .

Posted 10/24/2026full-timeNashville • Tennessee • United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Conduct impartial, fact-finding investigations into workplace complaints involving discrimination, harassment, retaliation, and university policy violations
  • Develop investigation plans, interview parties and witnesses, gather and preserve evidence, and prepare investigation reports
  • Communicate with parties and witnesses and manage multiple simultaneous investigations
  • Maintain updated case files in the case management system
  • Analyze complex employee issues and investigation findings to determine root causes
  • Present objective findings and recommendations to decision-makers
  • Provide updates on reports, complaints, and investigations to employee relations leadership
  • Execute employee relations processes supporting institutional policy and regulatory compliance
  • Collaborate with university offices and community resources on supportive measures and policy implementation
  • Advise departmental leadership on workplace resolution strategies
  • Train faculty and staff on relevant policies and prevention measures
  • Research emerging trends and forecast impacts on employee engagement
  • Establish policies and procedures and mentor junior staff
  • Engage in professional reading and relevant professional development courses and trainings
  • Report administratively and functionally to the Associate Vice Chancellor for Workforce Relations and Enterprise Expansion; no supervisory responsibility

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Bachelor’s Degree is necessary
  • 5–7 years of experience is necessary
  • Experience conducting and managing fact-finding investigations into allegations of protected class discrimination and harassment or a comparable field strongly preferred
  • Experience in a university setting preferred
  • Graduate or advanced degree in a relevant field preferred
  • Professional HR certification (SHRM-SCP or SPHR) preferred
  • Ability to conduct impartial, fact-finding investigations
  • Ability to develop investigation plans, interview parties and witnesses, gather and preserve evidence, and prepare objective investigation reports
  • Ability to analyze complex employee issues and investigation findings
  • Knowledge of institutional policies and applicable regulatory standards
  • Ability to advise leadership on resolution strategies
  • Ability to train faculty and staff on relevant policies and prevention measures

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Equal-opportunity employment
  • Professional development courses and trainings
  • Self-directed professional reading
  • Mentoring opportunities and subject-area expertise development