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Overview The Manager, Third Party Risk Management will be responsible for establishing, implementing, and or executing GRC Programs that are designed to effectively assess the Governance, Risk, and Compliance of Select Medical and its third parties including associated security policies, standards and guidelines related to all information systems.
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Third Party Risk management encompasses evaluating suppliers across all operational risk domains including: Technology, Information, Operational Resiliency, Processes/Transactions, Models, Reporting and Fourth Party.
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Relevant certifications such as Certified Third Party Risk Professional (CTPRP), Certified Information Security Manager (CISM), Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), or equivalent.
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Regulatory Compliance: Stay updated on relevant laws, regulations, and industry best practices related to third-party risk management. Knowledge of and experience with third-party risk management governance, policies, and organizational structures.
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Assess the firm's IT risk management practices related to internal and external audit, board and management oversight, information security, third-party risk management, development and acquisition, business continuity / disaster recovery, electronic banking, payments, and IT operations.
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Third Party Risk Management:Conduct reviews of third-party/vendor risk assessments and escalate significant issues to leadership. Track and manage third party risk assessments within designated portfolio of projects.
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Oversee efforts to influence enhance and mature of Third-Party Risk Management Program and resolutions, in line with the enterprise risk management framework.
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Assist with process improvement and discussions related to third-party risk management solutions. Build communication and escalation plans related to third-party risk management activities across National IT.
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Have a working knowledge of and be able to support all GRC capabilities such as cyber risk management, third-party risk management, security training and communications, and our compliance program.
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Critically review business relationship submissions in the Third Party Risk Management Gateway, the system used to clear potential business relationships within specified time frames.
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Governance or oversight of a third-party risk management program experience preferred. Gather and analyze performance and compliance data/metrics relating to the Bank's information security and information risk management standards.
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Create and present training sessions to internal groups related to the use of the Third Party Risk Management system. The ICN Business Relationships team performs a critical consultative, quality-assurance, and risk-management function for the Deloitte US Firms, helping the organizations remain unbiased and independent when entering into business relationships with third parties.
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Consult with the ICN leaders, professionals, and various Risk & Brand Protection compliance groups (Anti-Corruption, Cyber Security, CoRe Procurement, etc.) Are you passionate about quality-assurance and risk-management in a professional services environment.
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Perform follow ups with third parties and internal teams for additional information. Risk & Brand Protection (R&BP) As a senior analyst on the team, you'll promote and monitor compliance with auditor independence rules and regulations as well as internal policies and procedures to help manage Deloitte's regulatory and reputational risk.
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Ability to perform process flow management. Independence & Conflicts Network (ICN) - one of R&BP's six pillars. Our reputation starts with you-this belief is core to R&BP Office, which brings together six essential core areas that shape our culture-we collectively work with our businesses to inspire new standards of integrity, trust, and performance to make an impact that matters and to better serve our clients, our communities and our people.
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