General Summary

The Manager of Regulatory Affairs is responsible for advocating the Alzheimer's Association's regulatory positions to federal agencies.  This person will monitor regulatory activities federal agencies as may be relevant to interests of the Alzheimer's Association. In addition, this person will coordinate the development of regulatory strategies and positions for the Association's Public Policy division also based in Washington, DC.

We seek an individual with experience working with federal agency officials and their staffs. The preferred candidate will have direct experience in the regulatory arena, including analyzing and commenting on proposed regulations.

The successful candidate must be a strong team player and enjoy working in a collegial yet highly demanding and effective culture. The ideal candidate will have demonstrated ability to work independently, exercise sound judgment, execute strategy, and operate with confidentiality, as are excellent communication (verbal and written) and interpersonal skills.

Essential Job Functions

• Establish, cultivate, and maintain relationships with federal agency officials and other key organizations. 
• Monitor relevant federal regulatory developments. 
• Consult and collaborate on federal regulatory issues with Alzheimer's Association experts and staff.
• Prepare comment letters that address regulatory issues of interest to the Alzheimer's Association.
• Develop and recommend courses of action and regulatory approaches based on analysis of legislative proposals. 
  

Minimum Requirements

• Bachelor's Degree required.
• At least five years of experience in a government affairs regulatory environment, preferably related to health care.
• Strong written and oral communications skills.

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Alzheimer's Association, National Office
225 N. Michigan Ave, Suite 1700
Chicago, IL 60601

We are an Affirmative Action, Equal Opportunity Employer and we appreciate your interest in the Alzheimer's Association.