Privacy Lead, American Addiction Centers, Vienna, VA
American Addiction Centers -
Vienna, VA,
US
Privacy Lead
Date Posted: 2024-06-19
Job description
Job Description
AAC Inc is seeking a highly skilled and motivated professional to join our team as Privacy Lead for the NIH's Center of Information Technology's (CIT) Risk Management Framework (RMF) and Cybersecurity Operations contract. As the Privacy Lead, you will play a crucial role in ensuring NIH systems comply with organizational policies to minimize risk and protect the integrity of the PII/PHI/Sensitive data. Managing customer, employee, vendor and partner expectations will be important for the overall success of this work along with AAC prestige. This position requires a person who can manage and demonstrate a deep understanding of federal policies, solutions and protocols. Systems knowledge, strong analytical skills, and the ability to communicate are a must.
Required Experience
Key Rolls & Responsibilities:
Ensure NIH systems comply with NIH/HHS policies to minimize risk and protect confidentiality and integrity of PII/PHI/Sensitive data.
Collaborate closely with System Owners and stakeholders.
Lead the team in collecting information/data from FISMA systems.
Develop Privacy artifacts like PIAs PTAs, SORNs etc.
Interpret and implement privacy laws and regulations to ensure NIH systems' compliance.
Provide guidance on privacy law implications for system and policy decisions.
Stay updated with changes in privacy legislation and advise on necessary adjustments.
Educate and train staff on privacy law compliance and best practices.
Assist in the development of privacy policies and procedures.
Desired:
CIPP/US
CIPM
HHS experience, ideally NIH, NLM or CIT (best) experience, but none required
AAC Inc is seeking a highly skilled and motivated professional to join our team as Privacy Lead for the NIH's Center of Information Technology's (CIT) Risk Management Framework (RMF) and Cybersecurity Operations contract. As the Privacy Lead, you will play a crucial role in ensuring NIH systems comply with organizational policies to minimize risk and protect the integrity of the PII/PHI/Sensitive data. Managing customer, employee, vendor and partner expectations will be important for the overall success of this work along with AAC prestige. This position requires a person who can manage and demonstrate a deep understanding of federal policies, solutions and protocols. Systems knowledge, strong analytical skills, and the ability to communicate are a must.
Required Experience
Key Rolls & Responsibilities:
Ensure NIH systems comply with NIH/HHS policies to minimize risk and protect confidentiality and integrity of PII/PHI/Sensitive data.
Collaborate closely with System Owners and stakeholders.
Lead the team in collecting information/data from FISMA systems.
Develop Privacy artifacts like PIAs PTAs, SORNs etc.
Interpret and implement privacy laws and regulations to ensure NIH systems' compliance.
Provide guidance on privacy law implications for system and policy decisions.
Stay updated with changes in privacy legislation and advise on necessary adjustments.
Educate and train staff on privacy law compliance and best practices.
Assist in the development of privacy policies and procedures.
Desired:
CIPP/US
CIPM
HHS experience, ideally NIH, NLM or CIT (best) experience, but none required