Crosby

Commercial Counsel, Healthtech

Remote (US). Posted 4 days ago

The role

You will review and negotiate commercial contracts for healthtech and digital health companies. You will act as a healthcare regulatory expert and use AI tools to manage legal workflows.

What you will do

  • Review and negotiate commercial contracts for healthtech clients including MSAs, DPAs and BAAs.
  • Identify obligations, risks and off-market terms in contracts.
  • Act as a healthcare regulatory expert to spot fraud-and-abuse, transparency or fair market value issues.
  • Orchestrate Crosby's tooling over contracts using AI.
  • Own outcomes end-to-end.

Required qualifications

  • 4+ years reviewing commercial contracts in private practice or in-house.
  • Meaningful share of work for healthcare or healthtech companies.
  • Experience with healthcare regulatory issues like the Anti-Kickback Statute, the Sunshine Act and fair market value analysis.
  • Knowledge of HIPAA's framework including covered entities, business associates and subcontractor business associates.
  • Understanding of how BAA terms interact with the MSA and DPA.
  • Understanding of how data moves between parties and how to allocate ownership and risk in MSA and DPA terms.
  • Impeccable attention to detail.
  • Sound commercial judgment.
  • Ability to move confidently in a fast-paced, sometimes ambiguous environment.
  • Clear writing and speaking skills.

Nice to have

  • Already tinkering with AI

Benefits

  • Equity and bonus compensation
  • Flexible, generous PTO
  • Medical insurance (multiple plan options through Anthem & Cigna)
  • HSA or FSA, depending on your plan choice
  • Dental insurance
  • Vision insurance
  • One Medical membership
  • 401(k) match

Before you apply

  • Background checks for applicants will be administered in accordance with applicable law.

About the company

Crosby is an AI-native law firm that combines human expertise with technology to help companies sign commercial contracts faster. It was founded by Ryan and John.