Compliance Manager

About the role

The Health Services Authority provides primary and secondary healthcare and public health services across the Cayman Islands through a 136-bed hospital on Grand Cayman, an 18-bed hospital in Cayman Brac, a satellite clinic in Little Cayman and four district health centers. It is inviting applications for a Compliance Manager who will lead the Authority's enterprise Compliance Programme and Assurance Framework, reporting to the Deputy CEO.

Key responsibilities

• Oversee legal, regulatory, clinical, financial, privacy and governance obligations
• Maintain the Compliance Obligations Register and Assurance Map, and assess compliance risks
• Coordinate control validation and deliver the annual risk-based Compliance Plan
• Monitor audit and regulatory findings, track corrective actions, identify assurance gaps and report material risks and emerging issues to Executive Management and Board committees
• Supervise two Compliance Officers and work with specialist functions and operational teams
• Promote compliance awareness while ensuring departments retain ownership of their controls

Required profile

• Master's degree in Healthcare Management, Business Administration or Risk/Compliance, or a Bachelor's degree in Law or Finance from an accredited university
• At least 10 years' relevant experience in compliance, governance, risk, audit or a related field
• Five to eight years of progressive leadership experience managing staff, complex programmes or organisation-wide initiatives
• Experience in healthcare-sector compliance strongly desirable; public-sector governance, revenue-cycle compliance, privacy, data protection or information governance is an asset
• A recognised professional certification in compliance, risk, audit, accounting, law, privacy or a related discipline is an asset

Required skills

• Sound understanding of compliance frameworks, internal controls, assurance mapping, the Three Lines model, evidence-based control testing, risk assessment, remediation management and regulatory reporting
• Strong analytical, investigative, policy-writing, communication, stakeholder-management and presentation skills
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office and relevant governance, risk, compliance or audit systems

Applications are submitted online through the Authority's careers site; incomplete applications will not be considered. The deadline is 15 November 2026. Salary range: CI$95,460 to CI$108,048 per annum.