Health Care Associate Attorney (Remote)

Health Care Associate Attorney (Remote)Position :Health Care Associate AttorneyLocation :Fully Remote (Oregon or Washington preferred, but will consider candidates nationally)Practice Area :Health care regulatory, transactional, compliance, advisorySeniority Level :Junior-to-Midlevel (2years experience)Compensation :Competitive with AmLaw 200 firmsBar Admission :Oregon and / or Washington (or eligibility) preferredAbout Hatfield KnivilaHatfield Knivila is a Portland, OR-based, boutique law firm focused exclusively on counseling health care clients in the Pacific Northwest, including health systems, provider groups, payers, non-profit behavioral health providers, federally qualified health centers, health technology companies, etc.Founded by former partners at a leading AmLaw firm of the Mountain West, Hatfield Knivila helps clients navigate the complex intersection of law, policy, and health care operations.In 2026, Best Lawyers ranked Hatfield Knivila Tier 1 :Health Care Law in Portland.We are growing our team of health law specialists and seek an associate to join us in impactful, intellectually engaging work.Position SummaryAs a Health Care Associate, you will work directly with partners and senior attorneys in advising clients on a wide variety of sophisticated health care regulatory, compliance, and transactional matters.You will contribute to client projects including payer / provider contracting, regulatory compliance assessments, affiliations and joint ventures, professional and entity licensing, government audits and investigations, self-disclosures, and general health law counseling.This is a fully remote position.Though we prefer candidates who live in (or would be willing to move to) Oregon or Washington, we will consider qualified candidates based anywhere in the United States.This is a partner-track position with an expectation of advancement and growth.This role requires at least 2 years of substantive experience advising health care industry clients (either in-house or in private practice) as well as excellent research, writing, and analytical skills.Key ResponsibilitiesYou will be expected to :Draft, review, and negotiate health care-related contracts and other legal documents ( e.g., payer / provider agreements, joint venture and affiliation agreements, service contracts, data sharing / exchange agreements, vendor contracts)Research and provide advice on a wide variety of health care regulatory topics ( e.g., fraud & abuse laws (Stark Law, Anti-Kickback Statute), Medicare / Medicaid reimbursement, health information privacy and security (HIPAA, 42 CFR Part 2), insurance regulations, and licensing and scope of practice)Support due diligence related to the execution of health care transactions ( e.g., acquisitions, consolidations, affiliations, joint ventures)Assist health care clients with self-disclosures and internal audit and compliance assessments, as well as responding to governmental inquiries, investigations and auditsDevelop legal memoranda, client advisories, management presentations, policies / procedures, and internal guidance documentsParticipate in client pitches, calls, and meetings; interact directly with clients' operational, clinical, and business teams to translate legal risk into practical solutionsCollaborate with teammates across multiple matters, manage deadlines, and maintain high quality and consistency in deliverablesRequired QualificationsJuris Doctor (J.D.) from an accredited law schoolAdmission to practice (or eligibility) in Oregon and / or Washington in good standing2years of substantive experience advising health care clients on regulatory, transactional, compliance mattersKnowledge of the U.S.health care industryProven experience analyzing risks, making risk determinations, and drafting and negotiating contractsStrong analytical, research, writing, and communication skillsProficiency with legal research databases (Westlaw, LexisNexis), Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook) and document management / collaboration platforms (SharePoint, Teams, or similar)Ability to work effectively in a team-based remote environment (self-motivation, time management, collaboration)Comfortable juggling multiple projects and shifting prioritiesExcellent judgment and high degree of professionalism, attention to detail, and client service orientationPreferred / Desirable Skills (Not Required)Experience with health care mergers, acquisitions, affiliations, and joint venturesExperience handling regulatory investigations, audits, or administrative enforcement actions (not malpractice defense)Experience in litigation or regulatory enforcement (administrative, government)Experience with health care technology, digital health, or health data / privacy issuesExposure to legislative or policy work in health careWhat We OfferFully remote work (with flexibility across U.S.time zones)Quarterly bonus payment opportunitiesHealth benefit stipend401(k) retirement / savings planGenerous paid time off, holidays, professional development supportOpportunity for high visibility, client responsibility, and growth in a specialized area of lawApplication InstructionsPlease submit :A cover letterResume / CVWe will require at least two professional references after the first round of interviewsSend your materials to Holly Albertson [email protected] will begin reviewing applications immediately and continue accepting applications until the position is filled.Hatfield Knivila, LLC is an Equal Opportunity Employer.We embrace diversity and inclusion and strive to build a collaborative environment for all.recblid 2pd2labzsug6jtupn86nzul666mn8y. Experience: 3 years required