Healthcare Regulatory Paralegal

REGULATORY PARALEGAL, 1 YEAR+ EXPERIENCE REQUIRED, LONDON/ HYBRID, SALARY £27,500. Rewarding role offered on an initial 3month contract on a temp-to-perm basis.

JOB TITLE: Regulatory Paralegal

LOCATION: London

EXPERIENCE: Minimum 1 year+ of relevant previous experience

SALARY: £27,500 per annum

Our client is seeking a detail-oriented and motivated Regulatory Paralegal to join their Fitness to Practise team. You will play a crucial role in supporting the legal and regulatory functions of the organisation, particularly in handling cases related to professional conduct and practise standards.

The main responsibilities include managing a variety of enquiry calls from applicants, registrants, and the public. You will work collaboratively with your peers to ensure all cases are addressed and responded to in accordance with customer service standards.

You will be responsible for identifying high-risk concerns and cases, ensuring they are prioritised and actioned.

The successful Legal Professional will have case management experience and expertise in conducting risk assessments.

In order to be considered for this, candidates will have at least 12months of solid experience in handling a busy caseload of legal matters, conducting investigations and a strong understanding of regulatory practices. Experience in risk assessment would also be advantageous.

To apply contact Kaye on or email with your CV, or simply call for a confidential discussion.

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