The Roles And Responsibilities of a HIPAA Privacy & Security Officer

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Howard Jones

Speaker: Howard Jones

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Date
14 November, 2019 (Thursday)
Time
10:00 AM PST | 01:00 PM EST
Duration
75 Minutes

Overview

Discussions, presentation, and webinars regarding HIPAA regulations are usually addressed from the perspective of what the regulations entail, the necessity of compliance with the regulations, and the consequences of neglect or non-compliance.

Area Covered

  • Position goals
  • Position requirements (education, experience, skill sets, etc.)
  • Position responsibilities 
  • Stay abreast of regulations
  • Initiate compliance with HIPAA (according to regulations)
  • Ensure continuous progress toward full compliance
  • Develop appropriate security/privacy policies & procedures
  • Oversee and deliver appropriate training programs to all employees
  • Track compliance with HIPAA regulations at the facility & individual levels
  • Track access to PHI
  • Investigate and resolve HIPAA violations
  • Apply sanctions to HIPAA violators
  • Manage any information security personnel
  • Prepare a department budget
  • Hold business associates accountable for their own compliance with HIPAA and the list goes on
  • Please provide us an input based on your experience, who or what industries will benefit from this training:
  • Someone interested in becoming a HIPAA Security/Privacy Officer
  • Someone who will make the decision for hiring a person for this position
  • Practice/Hospital administrators
  • MDs and healthcare professionals
  • IT professionals
  • Facility managers
  • Business Associates of healthcare facilities
  • Attorneys
  • Any person who deals directly or indirectly with PHI

Why Should You Attend

  • The HIPAA regulations are numerous, complicated, often vague, and affect every person working in a healthcare facility. 
  • Compliance with HIPAA will require a unique individual to lead the charge - an individual whose education, background, experience, and demonstrated skill sets offer the opportunity for that person to succeed in achieving the goals of that position. 
  • This is a new position to most healthcare facilities. 
  • So understanding who this person should be, what is required of the person with this job title, and with whom this person will interface is vital to every healthcare organization with the goal of achieving full compliance with HIPAA

Who Will Benefit?

  • Someone interested in becoming a HIPAA Security/Privacy Officer
  • Someone who will decide for hiring a person for this position
  • Practice/Hospital administrators
  • MDs and healthcare professionals
  • IT professionals
  • Facility managers
  • Business associates of healthcare facilities
  • Attorneys
  • Any person who deals directly or indirectly with PHI

Speaker

Howard Jones has been an independent consultant to physicians and hospitals since 1980. He has provided services related to practice management and regulatory compliance issues, selection of billing/EMR systems, and the design of EMR templates for practices and EMR vendors. He has focused on providing services related to healthcare regulations since 1992.

He is the author of a 1992 manual called the Physicians' Medicare Coding/Documentation Guide. This publication served as the handout for a training seminar he developed to assist physicians in learning how to be compliant with the new E&M coding and documentation guidelines introduced in 1992. 

He is currently the President of Compliance Checkup LLC, a business that has develop a new and "disruptive" technology - a Cloud-based Regulatory Education, Testing, & Compliance Tracking System available to any healthcare provider or facility in the world.

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