Senior Advisor, Interoperability Policy

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🇺🇸 United States – Remote

💵 $125.7k - $154k / year

⏰ Full Time

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The Sequoia Project

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11 - 50 employees

🏥 Healthcare

🤝 Non-profit

🏛️ Government

Healthcare • Non-profit • Government

The Sequoia Project is a nonprofit collaborative that advances secure, interoperable health information exchange across the U. S. It operates and supports national interoperability initiatives and programs—highlighted in the provided site content by TEFCA/RCE involvement, interoperability testing, payer-to-payer API work, pharmacy privacy & consent, public health information sharing, RSNA image share validation, and consumer engagement efforts. The organization convenes members, governs cross-industry programs, and works with government and private stakeholders to improve data usability and standards-based clinical data sharing.

📋 Description

• Lead the development, analysis, revision, and maintenance of policies and guidance supporting The Sequoia Project’s trust framework and nationwide interoperability initiatives • Research and analyze health IT policy, regulatory developments, interoperability requirements, industry standards, and emerging issues • Collaborate across legal, governance, technical, operations, and stakeholder engagement functions to develop practical and implementable policies • Design and lead iterative policy review processes, synthesizing input from subject matter experts, contractors, internal teams, leadership, and external stakeholders • Analyze substantive and conflicting feedback, research underlying issues, and develop recommendations for resolution • Ensure policy documents and related guidance are accurate, internally consistent, publication-ready, and maintained through effective version control and documentation • Lead multiple policy initiatives, including priorities, timelines, dependencies, review cycles, and deliverables • Coordinate and provide direction to contractors and subject matter experts supporting policy research, analysis, drafting, and review • Prepare and communicate policy analyses, recommendations, briefs, executive summaries, guidance, and other materials for leadership and stakeholder audiences • Lead continuous improvement of policy development, review, and document-management practices • Represent interoperability policy positions in internal and external engagements, including workgroups, forums, conferences, webinars, and discussions with regulators, industry bodies, and partner organizations • Advise senior leadership on strategy, risk, and emerging issues • Report to the Vice President of Strategy & Engagement

🎯 Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in public policy, public health, political science, healthcare administration, health informatics, law, English/communications, or a related field required • Master’s degree preferred • 8–10 years of progressively responsible experience developing, analyzing, or managing policy, technical, regulatory, or operational documentation • Experience leading complex policy development and review processes involving research, drafting, stakeholder feedback, iterative revision, and final publication • Experience developing policy guidance, implementation guidance, technical documentation, or issue briefs • Significant experience in healthcare, health information technology, interoperability, standards development, or a related field • Experience working with complex technical or regulatory subject matter • Excellent analytical, research, and critical thinking skills • Excellent communication skills • Exceptional writing, editing, and proofreading skills • Strong organizational and project management skills • Strong knowledge of healthcare interoperability, health IT, HIE, trust frameworks, and/or related policy environments • Strong understanding of federal and state legislative, regulatory, and policy development processes impacting interoperability and health information exchange • Ability to represent the organization externally with regulators, industry bodies, or multi-stakeholder collaboratives • Ability to work independently with sound judgment while contributing effectively within a collaborative organization • Proficiency in Microsoft 365 Suite, including advanced Word document management (styles, tracked changes, comparison) • Currently authorized to work full-time in the United States without current or future employer sponsorship

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