Provides legal support for Parkview Health through contract drafting and negotiation, advises on business transactions and related legal matters, and supports healthcare compliance issues. The role requires broad contract law knowledge, strong communication skills, business and financial acumen, and the ability to present effectively to senior leadership. A law degree and bachelor’s degree are required; real estate and healthcare law experience are preferred.
Job Summary: Provides legal support for Parkview Health primarily on contract drafting and negotiation. Provides legal advice for business transactions and legal support for transactional related matter. Provides legal advice on healthcare compliance issues as needed.
QualificationsEducation: Must have a Bachelor’s Degree and Law Degree.
Experience: Real estate experience preferred. Must have experience drafting and negotiating contracts. Healthcare law experience is preferred. Must have solid verbal and written communication skills. Requires broad knowledge of contract law. Strong business and financial acumen. Ability to effectively present information to senior leadership.
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