Associate Director, Corporate Compliance - Operations
United Therapeutics Corporation
August 14, 2026
Remote
United States
Corporate Functions
Associate Director, Corporate Compliance – Operations
Responsibilities
- Lead design and optimization of compliance systems, workflows, and governance for HCP engagement, external funding, and fair market value; manage compliance systems/data roadmap, enhancements, and release readiness.
- Establish and lead data governance across compliance-owned systems/datasets (quality standards, definitions, documentation, control expectations) to improve reporting/analytics usability and support compliance oversight.
- Build and maintain a third-party risk management program for healthcare compliance risk, including risk-based intake, due diligence, governance, onboarding, renewal, and termination; embed compliance controls into vendor lifecycle activities.
- Partner cross-functionally to influence decisions, align priorities, and drive complex initiatives; manage sensitive/confidential matters and deliver high-impact operational improvements.
Minimum Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in business, finance, life sciences, healthcare, information systems, or related field with 12+ years (or Master’s with 10+ years) in life sciences (pharma, medical device, or biotech).
- 7+ years leading compliance systems/process governance (requirements, testing/UAT, implementation, continuous improvement).
- 7+ years data governance and operational reporting/analytics (dashboards, KPIs, data quality).
- Demonstrated regulatory/compliance knowledge (e.g., Anti-Kickback Statute, False Claims Act, FCPA, state price transparency laws).
- Strong project/program management, analytical/problem-solving, communication/executive-ready materials, and stakeholder relationship skills.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office; familiarity with Power BI, Smartsheet, Microsoft Project; ability to travel up to 20%.
Preferred Qualifications
- Master’s degree in related field.
- 7+ years third-party risk program leadership and/or embedding compliance controls in vendor/procurement.
- CHC (Certified Healthcare Compliance) or equivalent.
- Basic working knowledge of AI concepts/governance and ability to use AI tools for productivity/analysis.
Responsibilities
- Lead design and optimization of compliance systems, workflows, and governance for HCP engagement, external funding, and fair market value; manage compliance systems/data roadmap, enhancements, and release readiness.
- Establish and lead data governance across compliance-owned systems/datasets (quality standards, definitions, documentation, control expectations) to improve reporting/analytics usability and support compliance oversight.
- Build and maintain a third-party risk management program for healthcare compliance risk, including risk-based intake, due diligence, governance, onboarding, renewal, and termination; embed compliance controls into vendor lifecycle activities.
- Partner cross-functionally to influence decisions, align priorities, and drive complex initiatives; manage sensitive/confidential matters and deliver high-impact operational improvements.
Minimum Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in business, finance, life sciences, healthcare, information systems, or related field with 12+ years (or Master’s with 10+ years) in life sciences (pharma, medical device, or biotech).
- 7+ years leading compliance systems/process governance (requirements, testing/UAT, implementation, continuous improvement).
- 7+ years data governance and operational reporting/analytics (dashboards, KPIs, data quality).
- Demonstrated regulatory/compliance knowledge (e.g., Anti-Kickback Statute, False Claims Act, FCPA, state price transparency laws).
- Strong project/program management, analytical/problem-solving, communication/executive-ready materials, and stakeholder relationship skills.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office; familiarity with Power BI, Smartsheet, Microsoft Project; ability to travel up to 20%.
Preferred Qualifications
- Master’s degree in related field.
- 7+ years third-party risk program leadership and/or embedding compliance controls in vendor/procurement.
- CHC (Certified Healthcare Compliance) or equivalent.
- Basic working knowledge of AI concepts/governance and ability to use AI tools for productivity/analysis.