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Your JobThe Product Safety & Regulatory Compliance Team is seeking a Regulatory Affairs Manager to join our team. Who You Are (Basic Qualifications)Experience working in regulatory compliance, chemical control, regulatory affairs, environmental, laboratory or product safety in the agriculture industry Experience working with chemical regulations Experience in the agricultural products / fertilizer industry.
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Experience in managing regulatory relations or affairs in financial services, preferably including experience with the Federal Reserve and/or OCC. Serve as a key liaison between the bank and regulatory agencies, leveraging your prior expertise in regulatory relations or affairs.
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Strong Business Analysis experience in Designing and Implementing applications involving collateral management strategies aligned with the companys risk appetite and regulatory guidelines to optimize collateral usage.
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The Regional Director Nursing of Ambulatory Surgery Center will report to the ASC Regional Administrator and will collaborate with them to promote regulatory compliance, fiscal accountability, develop and revise policies, and evaluate staff performance.
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Certified Regulatory Compliance Manager (CRCM), Certified Securities Compliance Professional (CSCP), or other relevant compliance certifications. As we continue to grow, we are looking for a Chief Compliance Officer (CCO) to join our team and ensure that our firm operates in compliance with all regulatory requirements while maintaining our exceptional work culture.
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Responsibilities will include limit and Key Risk Indicator monitoring, regulatory reporting, Liquidity Stress testing and internal governance and reporting. The Senior Treasury Associate, provides subject matter expertise in one or more of the following processes: Liquidity Risk Management, Asset-Liability Management, Interest Rate Risk, Investment Portfolio Management, Cash-Management, Debt Capital Markets, Capital Allocation, Capital Markets Theory, Capital Planning and Recovery & Resolution.
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Provides analysis and education regarding regulatory and clinical changes impacting inpatient and post-acute care processes and reimbursement. Provides operations oversight to align processes across all Case Management and Care Continuity programs to support business growth, revenue cycle, regulatory compliance and quality care across all sites and settings of care.
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The Regulatory Analyst will work primarily with the engineering group and secondarily support the Sr. Engineering Tech and Regulatory Specialist and the engineering team and management.
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The ideal candidate will have a solid understanding of IT systems, IT Service Management (ITSM), cybersecurity, and information risks and will understand the regulatory impact of changes to applications and infrastructure.
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Develop, implement, and monitor procedures designed to promote compliance with IACUC policies and procedures and integration with other committees, such as the Institutional Review Board (IRB), Institutional Biosafety Committee (IBC), Chemical Safety Committee (CSC), and offices, such as the Sponsored Programs Administration (SPA), Office of Technology Development, and Legal Affairs.
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Maintains inventory of clean and sterilized surgical equipment, instruments, and supplies in accordance with Baylor Scott and White Health policies and procedures and regulatory standards. Knowledge of infection prevention and regulatory sterilization standards.
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Follows infection control policies, AORN recommendation practices, OSHA guidelines, and other regulatory requirements in order to assure a safe work environment for self, coworkers, and patients.
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The Regulatory Middle Office ( "RMO ) team is responsible for providing business management and expertise in Asset Management's regulatory reporting, filings, and trade surveillance, as well as initializing and driving the full-cycle of various audits.
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General Description:Reporting to the Vice-President, Legal Affairs and Compliance the Director of Human Resources will manage people programs and processes that impact employee satisfaction and retention.
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Responsible for audit coverage/testing of key areas and activities across the CFO organization including accounting and financial reporting, SOX, SEC reporting (10Q/K, Annual Proxy), ESG Reporting and Non-Financial Regulatory Reporting (NFRR.
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