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Healthcare Regulatory Consultant (Legal Support)

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Dept. of Mental Health & Addiction Services re: Immigration & Nationality Law

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Supplies expert analysis on the intersection of healthcare regulations and immigration status for prime contractors on State of Connecticut Office of the Attorney General projects. Analyzes how immigration status affects healthcare staffing and compliance for DMHAS. Requires healthcare compliance certification or advanced degree in healthcare administration/law. Delivers compliance reports and regulatory impact analyses.

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