Location: Tampa,FL, USA
Summary
Position Highlights:
Legal Service:
The legal services portion of duties will be to provide legal advice and counsel to Moffitt management and staff regarding bio-medical focused research, intellectual property, grants, ethics and regulatory compliance, and related contracting. The Assistant General Counsel I will be responsible for, but not limited, to the following:
* Draft, present, negotiate and finalize contracts and agreements for various departments.
* Provide legal advice and identify risks and benefits of licensing intellectual property and commercialization of research activities, including related compliance and contracting.
* Directly support members of management to ensure that all vendors used by each department have an appropriately reviewed and executed agreement on file.
* Assist to protect Moffitt's legal interest and maintain its operations in compliance with applicable law.
* Provide hands‐on legal counsel to all levels of management.
* Identify and analyze legal issues, draft key documents, present clear recommendation and assure legal compliance.
* Keep current on new and emerging laws and policy developments (e.g. life sciences, research, grant compliance and health care) impacting Moffitt's operations.
* Draft institutional policies in accordance with best practices and within the bounds of applicable laws and regulations.
* Receive and investigate inquiries and issues related to legal matters such as licensures, credentialing, insurance, contracts and Moffitt policies.
* Direct and participate in the research of state and federal legislation and administrative and court decisions; investigate legal problems and make recommendations.
* Provide other legal support as directed or as circumstances may require to support management and protect Moffitt's legal interests.
* Supervise and manage the legal work of in‐house paralegals, attorneys as well as outside counsel in support of the OGC's legal and administrative functions.
The Ideal Candidate
Responsibilities:
Credentials and Qualifications:
** Must possess State Bar certification; however, does not necessarily have to be a Florida Bar Board Certificate.**