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Title: Compliance & Privacy Officer (Director Level) Location: Honolulu United States Job Description: Regular Full-Time Requisition ID: 1215 Salary Range:$135,000.00 To $150,000.00 Annually POSITION SUMMARY Directs Hawaii Dental Service’s (HDS’s) efforts to ensure compliance with applicable laws, regulations, rules, DDPA standards, policies and procedures, and functions as the HDS HIPAA Privacy Officer. This position is responsible for developing, implementing and managing the HDS Business Ethics and Legal Compliance Program (”Compliance Program”), the HDS Fraud and Abuse Program, the HDS Privacy Program, company-wide compliance training and monitoring activities, and required reporting. Serves as the focal point for HDS compliance, privacy, and fraud and abuse activities, and acts as a compliance liaison for outside counsel, DDPA, federal and state law enforcement, and external auditors. Manages activities of the Compliance Department and supervises compliance and internal audit professionals. As a member of the management team, this position is actively involved in company operations, and supports the strategic objectives of HDS. Also functions in similar compliance capacity for Hawaii Client Services (HCS). ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES 1. Effectiveness/Efficiencies – Develops, implements, evaluates and recommends best practices to ensure effective work processes and systems, maximize operating efficiencies and increase the value of services provided in alignment with department and company goals and objectives. FRAUD & ABUSE Manages the participating dentists’ in-office, remote, and peer reviews. Notifies dentists of non-compliance with HDS contract document and negotiates and executes settlement agreements with assistance from General Counsel. Coordinates repayment plans with the HDS Controller. Presents recommendations for dentists’ HDS membership terminations or suspensions to the General Counsel. Investigates suspected employee, provider and vendor fraud and abuse cases, reports results to the General Counsel, recommends corrective actions and coordinates them with HR and others, as required. Manages fraud and abuse cases with federal and state law enforcement agencies, as needed. Develops and provides fraud and abuse training. MONITORING Develops, implements and manages company-wide monitoring . Reviews processes within and among HDS departments for efficiency, effectiveness and compliance with regulations and DDPA standards. Recommends solutions to correct identified deficiencies and cost-effective enhancements to operational processes. Reports on service guarantees for employer groups. EXTERNAL AUDITS Manages and coordinates the external audits with the department managers and external auditors. Monitors implementation of corrective actions, as necessary. Internal Controls/Compliance– Develops, implements, evaluates and recommends controls to satisfy operational/compliance risk requirements, ensure data integrity and best practices. Keeps abreast of current regulations and compliance issues that may impact the department and company. Manages the HDS Compliance and Privacy Program. Manages compliance hotline. Functions as HIPAA Privacy Officer. Develops and implements privacy policies in compliance with federal and state law. Performs privacy risk assessments and related compliance monitoring activities. Develops and implements privacy training and orientation to all employees. Reviews, executes and manages Business Associate agreements. Manages and coordinates the DDPA surveys regarding HDS's compliance with the DDPA standards. Develops and provides compliance training. Acts as a compliance consultant to assist other departments in understanding and complying with applicable laws, regulations, rules, DDPA standards, policies and procedures. Management and Supervision Supervisory Supervises/Manages the following staff: Direct Reports: 3 Compliance Analysts. Manages, plans, organizes, supervises, trains, motivates and evaluates staff; including making final hiring & termination decisions, assigning work, developing growth opportunities, conducting performance evaluations and taking corrective action. Communicates and assures that employees have a clear understanding of performance expectations and responsibilities. Plans, directs and manages toward effective and appropriate activities and ensures satisfactory performance of those employees. Budget Develops and manages annual budget in alignment with company goals and objectives. Business Plan/Establish Departmental Goals Develops long and short-term strategic plans concerning successful operation of the Compliance department. Develops, implements, evaluates and effectively communicates to compliance and audit professionals performance expectations, goals and responsibilities in alignment with company-wide objectives and goals. Policies/Procedures Develops, implements, and enforces departmental policies and procedures. Ensures initial and r

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