Do you ever wonder how the OIG decides where to place its limited resources? Who and what are the forces behind the work plan?
What are the various components of the OIG and what are their individual missions?
What if you are handed a subpoena or contacted by the Government? What does it mean and what does it tell you about the Government’s focus on your organization? As a compliance professional, what is your role?
Gerald Roy, Chief Compliance Officer at Phoenix Children’s Hospital, discusses these topics and others during his presentation: Recent OIG Trends.
Gerald retired from Federal service in March of this year after a 26-year career. He served as the Deputy Inspector General for investigations and led two regions as Special Agent in Charge. He was a key architect of the Strike Force model and heavily influenced OIG’s agenda both as an executive and as a senior manager in the field for over ten years. He brings a unique blend of compliance experience and law enforcement insider knowledge you don’t want to miss.
Get insight into how the OIG works, how you can use such information to further your compliance program, and what you need to know if the Government makes its presence known at your organization.
Don’t miss Gerald’s session at HCCA’s Scottsdale Regional Compliance Conference on November 11, 2016! Get a preview below.
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