The practice advises a broad range of health care organizations, including hospitals, health systems, medical groups, federally qualified health centers, managed care plans, life sciences companies, medical device/pharmaceutical manufacturers, pharmacy chains, and digital health/technology companies.
The role involves advising clients on federal and state fraud and abuse requirements, state licensure and scope of practice issues (including telehealth), corporate practice of medicine and fee-splitting requirements, value-based care arrangements, Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement, health plan licensure, and digital health/healthcare AI regulatory considerations.
While generally focused on health care regulatory matters, the role also includes conducting regulatory due diligence, assessing transaction structures, identifying regulatory risks, and helping clients address regulatory considerations associated with transactions and integration, along with health industry contracting and corporate governance.
The firm's multidisciplinary Health Care practice integrates legal, policy, advocacy, and strategic advisory capabilities, fostering collaboration among colleagues with different perspectives on complex challenges.
Candidates should possess a strong interest in health care policy, regulation, business models, and industry trends.

Health Care Regulatory Associate

3-6 PQE · November 4, 2026 (6 days ago)

Manatt, Phelps & Phillips LLP

3-6 PQE · November 4, 2026 (6 days ago)

Salary

$260,000 - $390,000

Employment type

Full-time

Practice area

Health Care · Compliance/Regulatory · Medicaid · Medicare

Locations

District of Columbia · Boston · New York City · Los Angeles · San Francisco · Chicago

Trusted recruiters

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Overview

The practice advises a broad range of health care organizations, including hospitals, health systems, medical groups, federally qualified health centers, managed care plans, life sciences companies, medical device/pharmaceutical manufacturers, pharmacy chains, and digital health/technology companies.
The role involves advising clients on federal and state fraud and abuse requirements, state licensure and scope of practice issues (including telehealth), corporate practice of medicine and fee-splitting requirements, value-based care arrangements, Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement, health plan licensure, and digital health/healthcare AI regulatory considerations.
While generally focused on health care regulatory matters, the role also includes conducting regulatory due diligence, assessing transaction structures, identifying regulatory risks, and helping clients address regulatory considerations associated with transactions and integration, along with health industry contracting and corporate governance.
The firm's multidisciplinary Health Care practice integrates legal, policy, advocacy, and strategic advisory capabilities, fostering collaboration among colleagues with different perspectives on complex challenges.
Candidates should possess a strong interest in health care policy, regulation, business models, and industry trends.

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Last updated: November 10, 2026