Job Description

What You'll Do

The Regulatory Intelligence & Communications Specialist is responsible for monitoring regulatory developments impacting First Advantage and its customers across government federal and industry sources, identifying relevant new rules and guidance, and coordinating the production of a recurring regulatory newsletter for internal and external stakeholders.

This role serves as the central intake, triage, and coordination point between Legal, Compliance, The Go to Market Teams, and Marketing, ensuring timely awareness of regulatory activity and consistent, high‑quality communication for Healthcare and Transportation stakeholders. Legal retains responsibility for regulatory interpretation, risk assessment, and legal guidance.

Responsibilities

Regulatory Monitoring & Intake

Monitor specified regulatory sources daily relevant to the Healthcare and Transportation verticals, such as the Federal Register, CMS, agency websites, industry blogs, regulatory publications, and relevant thought leadership blogs.

• Leverage regulatory monitoring tools and subscriptions (e.g., Lexology) to track emerging rules, proposed regulations, guidance, and enforcement trends
• Maintain awareness of regulatory developments across applicable jurisdictions and agencies

Daily Stakeholder Alignment

• Produce a daily list or digest of newly identified regulatory items for Healthcare and Transportation, including source, issuing authority, topic area, affected vertical, and effective or comment dates
• Distribute the daily intake to Legal leadership and designated stakeholders for review and prioritization
• Facilitate internal alignment on which regulatory items should be elevated for broader communication

Newsletter & Communications Management

• Draft concise, plain‑language summaries of selected regulatory updates for a recurring regulatory newsletter, organizing content by vertical (Healthcare and Transportation) as needed
• Manage the end‑to‑end newsletter workflow, including drafting, coordination with Marketing for editing and formatting, Legal review, and final publication
• Repurpose selected Healthcare and Transportation regulatory updates into short-form blog posts and web content (as applicable), aligning with internal messaging and publication standards
• Coordinate blog review and approvals with Legal and Marketing, incorporating edits and ensuring appropriate disclaimers and role boundaries are maintained
• Ensure consistency in tone, structure, and frequency of regulatory communications

Process & Tool Management

• Own and manage regulatory monitoring tools and subscriptions, including vendor coordination and access management
• Maintain a regulatory communications editorial calendar (newsletter and blog topics), tracking drafts, review status, and publication dates
• Maintain an organized archive of monitored regulatory items, summaries, and published newsletters
• Continuously refine monitoring sources, workflows, and distribution lists to improve relevance and efficiency

Cross‑Functional Collaboration

• Partner closely with Legal, Compliance, Marketing, and other stakeholders to ensure timely and accurate communication
• Serve as a liaison to ensure regulatory updates are clearly communicated without providing legal advice

What You Will Need to be Successful:

• 1-4+ years of experience in regulatory affairs, legal operations, compliance communications, or a related field
• Demonstrated experience monitoring and synthesizing regulatory information from government agencies and legal publications
• Strong written communication skills with the ability to translate complex regulatory content into clear summaries
• Ability to manage multiple inputs, deadlines, and cross‑functional stakeholders
• Familiarity with regulatory monitoring platforms such as Lexology, Westlaw alerts, or Bloomberg Law preferred

Please Note

This role does not provide legal advice or regulatory interpretation. Legal maintains final ownership of legal analysis, risk assessment, and policy positions. This role is focused on monitoring, summarizing, and drafting coordinating regulatory communications.

Why Join Us at First Advantage?

At First Advantage, team members are united around a noble purpose: helping organizations to safeguard their workplaces and manage risk. The company’s culture is shaped by its core values — Authenticity, Curiosity, Integrity, Teamwork, Customer-Inspired — empowering team members to bring their best ideas forward, collaborate across departments, and make a real impact.

First Advantage offers a variety of culture programs and benefits designed to enhance employee experience and development.

• Employee Impact Groups
• FA Cares volunteer opportunities
• Mentorship Advantage Program
• SOAR, award-winning manager development program

We have great people here and are looking for more. Come join us!

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