
Trust & Integrity Manager
Posted Oct 16

Posted Oct 16
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in United States.
• Lead the Trust & Integrity division, safeguarding the integrity of the patient experience and the Solace platform.
• Build and oversee a team dedicated to identifying, investigating, and mitigating risks to patients, advocates, or Solace operations.
• Own the strategy and standards for case reviews.
• Supervise escalations and investigations.
• Monitor emerging risk trends at a portfolio level.
• Ensure advocates adhere to Solace protocols and standards.
• Coach and manage Trust & Integrity Specialists.
• Establish workflows, service level agreements (SLAs), and quality standards for complaint management, investigations, and advocate oversight.
• Conduct case reviews and calibration sessions.
• Manage escalation routes for complex or high-severity patient safety concerns and adverse experience reports.
• Ensure timely, thorough, and empathetic investigation and resolution of complaints.
• Define urgent-intervention criteria and coordinate cross-functional responses.
• Act as the final escalation point for patients or stakeholders.
• Uphold the behavior, conduct, and quality review processes of advocates.
• Collaborate with QA and team leads on formal performance reviews or corrective actions.
• Maintain the integrity and confidentiality of investigation records.
• Enhance standard operating procedures (SOPs) and ethical guidelines based on insights gained from cases.
• Develop risk monitoring practices leveraging patient feedback, escalation data, and operational signals.
• Identify systemic risk patterns and lead root-cause analyses.
• Own the risk reporting cadence to Customer Experience and cross-functional leadership.
• Create internal playbooks and response protocols.
• Collaborate with operations, clinical, product, and legal/compliance stakeholders.
• Represent Trust & Integrity in the development of policies and SOPs.
• Contribute as a subject matter expert to the organization-wide risk and safety strategy.
• Experience in managing or leading a team within trust and safety, patient advocacy, healthcare operations, compliance, or a similar field.
• Proven track record in building or scaling processes, SOPs, or playbooks within a high-stakes environment.
• Calm and methodical approach to high-stakes or sensitive situations, with strong judgment in ambiguous contexts.
• Strong investigative instincts and the ability to mentor others in developing similar skills.
• Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, including experience in presenting findings and recommendations to leadership.
• Extensive knowledge of complaint management, incident review processes, or risk frameworks.
• Demonstrated ability to quickly build trust across functions, including with senior stakeholders.
• Deep commitment to patient welfare and a clear understanding of the stakes involved.
• Must be based in the United States.
• Must be authorized to work in the United States.
• LinkedIn profile is required.
• Resume is required.
• Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance.
• Generous paid time off and holiday schedule.
• Opportunities for professional development and growth.
• Collaborative and inclusive work environment.
• Flexible work arrangements.
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