Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium

Policy & Compliance Manager

Healthcare
Less than 5 years of experience
Job Overview by Ladders

Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree in Healthcare Administration, Public Policy, Business Administration, Nursing, Law, or related field required
  • Master’s degree preferred or equivalent experience
  • Experience in policy, procedure, and/or forms management, preferably in healthcare
  • Experience with regulatory compliance, accreditation readiness, or quality management strongly preferred
  • Strong understanding of document governance and healthcare regulatory environments
  • Excellent written communication skills
  • Strong organizational, analytical, and attention-to-detail skills

Responsibilities

  • Lead the development, review, revision, and approval of organizational policies, procedures, and forms
  • Ensure documents are standardized, clearly written, and aligned with organizational goals
  • Establish document governance frameworks including approval pathways, review cycles, and version control
  • Monitor regulatory changes and update documents accordingly
  • Oversee creation, revision, approval, and retirement of organizational forms
  • Partner with clinical, operational, legal, compliance, and quality leaders
  • Maintain a centralized, authoritative repository of documents

Benefits

  • Supports education and training related to policy and procedure adoption
  • Plays a critical role in supporting regulatory readiness, patient safety, and organizational accountability
  • Offers a collaborative work environment with clinical and administrative teams
  • Provides opportunities for professional development and stakeholder engagement
Full Job Description

Pay Range:

Pay Range:$44.57 - $62.80 The Policy & Compliance Manager is responsible for the development, governance, implementation, and ongoing maintenance of organizational policies, procedures, and forms to ensure regulatory compliance, operational consistency, and alignment with organizational strategy. This role provides centralized oversight of the full document lifecycle 64 ensuring documents are current, standardized, accessible, and audit-ready across the organization.

Key Essential Functions and Accountabilities of the Job

Policy, Procedure, and Forms Development:
 Lead the development, review, revision, and approval of organizational policies, procedures, and forms.

 Ensure documents are standardized, clearly written, and aligned with organizational goals, clinical practice standards, and workflows.

 Maintain clear linkages between policies (what/why), procedures (how), and forms (documentation/tools).

Governance and Regulatory Compliance:

 Establish document governance frameworks including approval pathways, review cycles, and version control.

 Ensure compliance with federal, state, and accreditation requirements (e.g., CMS, DNV/TJC, OSHA, HIPAA, Alaska statutes).

 Monitor regulatory changes and update documents accordingly.

Forms Management and Standardization:

 Oversee creation, revision, approval, and retirement of organizational forms.

 Ensure forms align with policies, procedures, and electronic systems.

 Maintain standardized templates, naming conventions, and metadata.

Stakeholder Collaboration:

 Partner with clinical, operational, legal, compliance, and quality leaders.

 Facilitate multidisciplinary workgroups.

 Serve as subject matter expert for document governance.

Document Control and Library Management:

 Maintain a centralized, authoritative repository.

 Ensure documents are accessible, current, and audit-ready.

 Archive obsolete documents per records retention requirements.

Education and Communication:

 Coordinate communication of new and revised documents.

 Support education and training related to policy and procedure adoption.

Education, Certifications, and Licenses Required

 Bachelors degree in Healthcare Administration, Public Policy, Business Administration, Nursing, Law, or related field required.

 Masters degree preferred or equivalent experience.

Experience Required

 Experience in policy, procedure, and/or forms management, preferably in healthcare.

 Experience with regulatory compliance, accreditation readiness, or quality management strongly preferred.

Knowledge of

 Strong understanding of document governance and healthcare regulatory environments.

Skills in

 Excellent written communication skills.  Strong organizational, analytical, and attention-to-detail skills.

Ability to

 Ability to manage multiple priorities across multidisciplinary teams.

Work Environment

This position works in an office or hybrid environment with frequent collaboration across clinical and administrative teams and plays a critical role in supporting regulatory readiness, patient safety, and organizational accountability.

Required Certifications:

About Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium

Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium (SEARHC) is a non-profit healthcare organization that provides medical services to communities in Southeast Alaska. The organization operates hospitals, clinics, and other medical facilities across the region, offering a range of services, including primary care, behavioral health, and dental care. SEARHC serves a population of around 30,000 people across 18 communities in Southeast Alaska. The organization was founded in 1975 and is headquartered in Juneau, Alaska.
Learn more about Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium
Size
2,000 employees
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Founded
1975

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