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Legal & Compliance Project Manager

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Legal & Compliance Project Manager @ Midi Health 

Reports to: Senior Vice President, Compliance 

About Midi Health: Defining the Future of Midlife Care

Midi Health is the fastest-growing virtual clinic dedicated exclusively to women in midlife. For too long, perimenopause, menopause, and hormonal health have been underserved and overlooked. We are changing that by delivering expert-led, insurance-covered care that meets women exactly where they are.

Why Our Work Matters

  • Scale with Impact: Having cared for hundreds of thousands of patients across the U.S., we are moving at a velocity rarely seen in healthcare.
  • The Model: We’ve bridged the gap between clinical excellence and cutting-edge technology, ensuring that world-class midlife health is accessible, affordable, and personalized.
  • Top-Tier Backing: We are supported by world-class investors who believe in our mission to close the gap in women's healthcare.

About the Role: 

At Midi Health, we are transforming midlife care and our Legal & Compliance function plays a critical role in enabling that growth responsibly. We’re looking for a Legal & Compliance Project Manager to support and scale our legal and compliance operations. This mid-level role is focused on building and managing workflows, strengthening governance, and ensuring we operate in a compliant, scalable way as we grow.

This role will...

  • Directly shape how care is delivered within a rapidly scaling health tech company
  • Partner cross-functionally to translate regulatory requirements into real-world operations
  • Build processes from the ground up in a high-growth, evolving environment
  • Work closely with Legal, Compliance, and Operations leadership

Business Impact

We aren’t looking for a passive observer; we need a driver. In this role, you will help maximize the proactive business advantage provided by the Legal and Compliance functions.

🛡️ Regulatory Intelligence & Strategy

  • Strategic Surveillance: Monitor the shifting regulatory landscape (OCR, FTC, DEA, OIG, DOJ) and distill complex updates into high-level, actionable briefs for executive leadership.
  • National Scaling: Architect and maintain a 50-state regulatory repository, translating multi-jurisdictional research into standardized, scalable operational workflows.
  • Telehealth Infrastructure: Lead the end-to-end management of telehealth registrations and collaborative practice agreements to ensure seamless market entry and expansion.

⚙️ Operational Excellence & Automation

  • Process Engineering: Design and execute robust internal audits; author the "Source of Truth" through SOPs and comprehensive documentation that eliminates operational ambiguity.
  • Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM): Support the evolution of our contract ecosystem, from vendor due diligence and template standardization to full lifecycle automation.
  • Marketing Safeguards: Serve as a strategic partner to the Growth team, ensuring marketing materials and claims are compliant while maintaining brand agility.

📊 Risk Mitigation & Data-Driven Insights

  • Compliance Infrastructure: Manage the HIPAA & Privacy Program, including annual risk assessments, BAA management, and breach coordination strategies.
  • Metrics that Matter: Build and socialize real-time dashboards tracking KPIs across contracts, training completion, and compliance health to inform board-level decisions.
  • Incident Response: Lead the coordination and documentation of compliance incidents, ensuring rapid resolution and long-term remediation.

🤝 Strategic Partnership

  • Cross-Functional Liaison: Act as the primary bridge between Legal/Compliance and Ops, ensuring that legal requirements are never a "bottleneck" but a foundation for growth.

What you will need to succeed:

  • Ability to manage multiple projects independently with minimal oversight
  • Strong attention to detail in document-heavy, regulated environments
  • Ability to translate complex regulations into clear, practical guidance
  • Experience building processes and workflows from scratch
  • Strong written communication and organizational skills
  • Comfort working cross-functionally with diverse stakeholders
  • Experience using (or eagerness to adopt) AI tools to improve workflows

Key Qualifications:

  • Years of experience: 3+ years in legal operations, compliance, or healthcare regulatory work
  • Education: Bachelor’s degree required; JD, paralegal certification, or CHC preferred
  • Industry experience: Healthcare, tele-health, or digital health strongly preferred
  • Regulatory familiarity: Working knowledge of healthcare compliance frameworks

The interview process (via Zoom) will include: 📚

  • Recruiter Interview
  • Hiring Manager Interview
  • Panel Interview
  • Final Interview 

Compensation: The base salary range is $130-140K and will depend on experience, location and other factors. Midi pays a competitive base salary plus equity and benefits. 

Why Join Us?

We are a team of builders, clinicians, and innovators energized by the challenge of scaling a mission-driven company from the ground up. At Midi, you won't just be filling a role—you’ll be architecting a new standard of care for millions of women.

If you’re ready to build the infrastructure for the next generation of women's health, we’d love to meet you.

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At this time, Midi is unable to provide visa sponsorship. All Candidates must be authorized to work in the United States without current or future sponsorship needs.

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