Associate Attorney - Healthcare Fraud & Regulatory LawHybrid Top-Tier Compensation 1,800 Billable Requirement
A highly respected healthcare law firm is seeking to add 3 Associate Attorneys to join its powerhouse legal team. Known for its strategic influence in healthcare policy and high-stakes regulatory cases, this firm offers a rare opportunity to work on Medicare/Medicaid fraud & abuse, 340B drug pricing, and complex healthcare regulatory matters at the highest level.
Why Join?
- Industry-leading compensation & benefits
- Hybrid work flexibility
- Manageable 1,800-hour billable target
- Engage in high-profile cases that shape healthcare law
Who You Are:
- Licensed to practice law in Washington, D.C. (required)
- 2-5 years of legal experience in healthcare fraud & abuse, Medicaid/Medicare, or regulatory law
- Strong research, writing, and analytical skills
- Ability to handle complex regulatory issues with precision (both transactional & litigation)
- Driven, strategic, and ready to take on major legal challenges
Application Requirements:Qualified candidates will be asked to submit:
- Resume
- Writing sample
- Law school transcripts
This is a rare opportunity to break into one of the most competitive firms in the industry while working alongside nationally recognized healthcare attorneys.
Apply now to explore this career-defining move.
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