Fractional Healthcare, Regulatory Counsel

This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Utah.

📋 Description

• This opportunity is a project-based consulting engagement rather than a part-time position.

• There are no predetermined hours associated with this role.

• Evaluate marketing materials, website content, social media, and advertising copy to ensure that health and treatment assertions align with FTC and FDA regulations prior to publication.

• Provide guidance on acceptable language for supplement and medical service claims.

• Develop a streamlined review procedure to ensure that content is legally vetted before it becomes public.

• Examine existing HIPAA compliance measures concerning patient intake, records management, and data handling practices.

• Review agreements with vendors and partners to ensure they include suitable data privacy clauses.

• Offer advice on patient consent procedures and standards for documentation.

• Inspect supplement product labeling, claims, and documentation for compliance with FDA regulations under DSHEA.

• Provide counsel on allowable structure/function claims.

• Identify ingredients or formulations that may require NDI notification or further investigation.

• Advise on the regulatory limits of treatments, protocols, and provider representations to ensure that clinical operations remain within the appropriate legal and professional frameworks.

• Review materials intended for patients and communications with providers for language that could pose liability risks or attract regulatory attention.

• Identify emerging areas of risk as the clinic's service offerings continue to evolve.

⛳️ Requirements

• Juris Doctor (J.D.) with active bar admission (or recently inactive) and a background in health law, FDA/FTC regulations, or healthcare compliance.

• Proficient understanding of HIPAA, FTC health claim enforcement, DSHEA, and the regulatory frameworks governing medical practices.

• Experience in advising clients or employers on health and wellness regulatory issues — not merely researching the law, but providing actionable recommendations.

• Ability to deliver clear and direct guidance to non-legal teams: not just outlining risks, but advising on appropriate actions.

• Comfortable working autonomously without institutional support.

• Bonus: Experience providing counsel to direct-to-consumer health companies, supplement brands, or medical practices concerning marketing compliance.

• Background in regulatory environments related to integrative, functional, or regenerative medicine.

• Familiarity with state-specific medical practice laws in Utah or compliance with multi-state telehealth regulations.

• Previous experience in fractional, consulting, or outside counsel roles.

🏝️ Benefits

• Flexible schedule.

• 401(k) plan.

• 401(k) matching.

• Dental insurance.

• Exceptional Employee Care at Cost.

• Health insurance.

• Health savings account.

• Paid time off.

• Assistance with professional development.

• Referral program.

• Vision insurance.

• And more!