Compliance Manager THE COMPANY OVERSEER Compliance Manager in the Healthcare Industry Job Description The Compliance Manager oversees compliance throughout the healthcare company as an objective and independent function (ACHE, 2012). He makes sure that the board of directors, the management and all the employees thoroughly comply with the rules and regulations of regulatory agencies; that the company policies and procedures are completely followed; and the behavior in the organization follows its standards of conduct.

Regardless of the actual operation being run at a time or the other, Riordan Manufacturing respects the regulations instated for all types of activities. We respect the right of our staff members; we respect the rights of the communities in which we operate and we function in full accordance with the national and international stipulations. We condemn any type of sexual or otherwise discrimination or any type of illegal treatment of

Employee benefit packages (especially healthcare and other areas of governmentally-mandated benefits) and pension plans must be carefully and conscientiously maintained, with the primary -- even the sole -- purpose of providing Riordan Manufacturing's most important resources with the incentives and the capabilities of remaining productive and contented members of the organization. Compliance in these areas automatically follows from the proper treatment of the company's employees; instituting a company-wide policy

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