Senior Counsel, Vendor Contract Legal

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Experience: 10+ years

Requirements

Juris Doctor (J.D.) from an ABA-accredited law school
10+ years of experience as a contract attorney, preferably within the healthcare industry
Strong background in drafting, negotiating, and interpreting complex commercial and healthcare-related agreements
Solid understanding of corporate law, vendor management frameworks, and contract lifecycle management
Experience working with contract management systems and improving legal operational workflows
Demonstrated ability to act as a trusted business partner in a fast-paced, cross-functional environment
Strong communication and stakeholder management skills with a collaborative, solution-oriented approach
Ability to balance legal risk with business objectives while maintaining practical, actionable guidance

Responsibilities

Lead the drafting, review, and negotiation of complex vendor agreements, including healthcare-specific contracts such as pharmacy benefit management and utilization management arrangements.
Manage a broad portfolio of commercial contracts, including software licenses, master service agreements, NDAs, and BAAs supporting core business operations.
Serve as a strategic advisor to procurement and internal stakeholders, providing practical legal guidance and risk-based decision-making support.
Act as a primary legal resource for contract-related questions, ensuring consistency, clarity, and compliance across contracting processes.
Improve and optimize vendor contracting workflows, including the development of templates, standards, and contract management systems.
Evaluate and implement technology solutions, including AI-enabled tools, to enhance contracting efficiency and scalability.
Ensure compliance with applicable healthcare, corporate, and regulatory requirements across all vendor agreements.

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