Title: No Surprises Act Compliance & Dispute Resolution Manager
Location: United States (Remote)
Working Hours: Full-time, Monday to Friday
Compensation: $90,000 (USD)/year
Overview:
We’re hiring a professional to lead regulatory compliance and dispute resolution processes. This role plays a critical function in supporting our clients—primarily U.S. self-funded employers and health plans—through evolving billing regulations, particularly under the No Surprises Act.
This is a hands-on, high-responsibility role where you'll negotiate provider disputes, prepare arbitration submissions, and build scalable legal infrastructure as part of a fast-moving and mission-driven team.
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