Director, Corporate Counsel
Trustaffingpartners
Remote · Anywhere, United States · Posted November 7, 2026
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About the job
Our client, a leading healthcare organization, is seeking a Director, Corporate Counsel – Privacy to provide legal guidance on enterprise-wide privacy compliance, corporate initiatives, and integrated healthcare operations. This role will advise business leaders on HIPAA, HITECH, state privacy regulations, data use, AI development, and other privacy-related matters while supporting contract negotiations, business associate agreements, and privacy program improvements. The ideal candidate will be a licensed attorney with a strong background in privacy law, experience advising cross-functional business teams, and the ability to navigate complex regulatory requirements in a fast-paced environment. Healthcare industry experience and CIPP or CIPM certification are preferred. This position is ideally hybrid in Denver, Colorado, but remote candidates located anywhere in the U.S. will also be considered.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Provide legal counsel on privacy matters affecting the organization's integrated kidney care operations
Deliver comprehensive legal analysis and practical recommendations to business stakeholders regarding operational projects and strategic initiatives
Collaborate with fellow privacy attorneys and Privacy Operations personnel to coordinate legal advice and translate regulatory obligations into operational requirements
Identify emerging privacy concerns and proactively advise business and legal teams on HIPAA, applicable state privacy laws, and other relevant regulatory requirements
Review, advise on, and negotiate contracts and business associate agreements involving privacy considerations
Partner strategically with business leadership to understand operational objectives and develop solutions that achieve business goals while maintaining privacy compliance
Work alongside internal attorneys, compliance professionals, and business stakeholders to evaluate and resolve legal questions involving data use, artificial intelligence development, and related privacy matters
Contribute to initiatives and projects managed by the Privacy Office's legal function
Support improvements to privacy programs, operational procedures, and internal compliance processes
Assist with leading legal privacy projects and coordinating related initiatives
Travel occasionally as needed, approximately 5%
Experience and Education
Juris Doctor degree and a minimum of 4 years of relevant legal experience
Active membership in good standing with at least one state bar, including the ability to obtain admission in Colorado through waiver if necessary
At least two years of professional experience practicing privacy law
CIPP or CIPM certification is preferred
Previous experience working within the healthcare industry is desirable
Knowledge of healthcare privacy compliance involving federal and state regulations, including HIPAA, HITECH, and state breach notification requirements, is advantageous
Demonstrated experience drafting and negotiating technology agreements, data-related contracts, and other legal documents involving healthcare operations
Ability to balance competing legal matters and shifting priorities within a demanding, fast-paced business environment
Demonstrate sound professional judgment, maturity, and a collaborative approach when working with colleagues and stakeholders
Strong analytical reasoning and decision-making abilities, including recognizing matters requiring timely escalation
Excellent verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills, with the ability to listen effectively and engage professionals across all organizational levels
Expected salary for this role is $115,000 - $155,000 commensurate with experience, training, skills, qualifications, and other market factors.
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