• Provide strategic leadership for NuScale, overseeing domestic and international regulatory engagement, licensing submissions, and safety case development. • Ensure compliance with NRC requirements and applicable international regulatory frameworks. • Build and sustain a high-performing regulatory affairs organization aligned with project schedules and business objectives. • Interface regularly with executive leadership on matters of regulatory risk, licensing strategy, and policy development. • Develop and execute domestic and international regulatory strategy in alignment with project schedules and business objectives. • Oversee the preparation, review, and submittal of licensing documents including DCAs, SDAs, COLAs, safety analysis reports, and equivalent international submissions ensuring completeness, accuracy, and traceability to basis documents. • Manage regulatory correspondence with the NRC and international regulatory bodies ensuring timely and accurate responses to RAIs and other agency inquiries. • Monitor regulatory developments including NRC rulemaking, IAEA Safety Standards updates, and foreign regulatory policy changes. • Identify differences between NRC requirements and international regulatory frameworks; develop strategies to address those differences efficiently and cost-effectively while supporting overall corporate goals. • Ensure compliance with applicable nuclear regulations and identify opportunities for cost-beneficial reduction of excessive commitments. • Lead engagement with domestic and international regulatory bodies, industry organizations, and government counterparts to advance SMR-favorable regulatory policy and build institutional relationships. • Develop and maintain country-specific regulatory roadmaps for international markets, identifying key milestones, gaps, and risks. • Support international clients and government counterparts in understanding licensing basis and adapting it to local regulatory requirements. • Interface with legal counsel on regulatory interpretations, enforcement matters, and licensing agreements. • Review and analyze project estimates, forecasts, and schedules to ensure consistency with standards and operating principles.

• Administer import and export documentation, including commercial invoices, packing lists, licences, certificates of origin and customs declarations to ensure accuracy and regulatory compliance. • Review and validate shipment data in freight and customs systems, identifying discrepancies and initiating corrective actions prior to clearance. • Support classification and commodity code management: assist with HS code research, maintain product classification records and liaise with internal stakeholders or external advisors for complex classifications. • Manage and progress trade-related cases and investigations, such as missing documentation, tariff discrepancies, bonded inventory queries and denied party screenings, from intake to resolution. • Coordinate with Freight Forwarders, Customs Brokers and internal teams to resolve clearance delays, duties and tax issues and ensure timely delivery of goods. • Maintain accurate, audit-ready records in the company’s compliance and document management systems; prepare documentation for internal reviews and external audits when required. • Monitor changes in trade regulations, customs procedures and sanctions lists; escalate and contribute to implementation of required process changes or controls. • Assist with periodic reconciliations and reporting related to duties, taxes, bonded stock and customs-related costs. • Support the development and maintenance of trade compliance policies, checklists and knowledge base articles to reduce recurrence of issues and improve operational consistency. • Ensure compliance with information security and data protection policies when handling sensitive shipment and customer data.

About Us At Prenuvo, we are on a mission to flip the paradigm from reactive “sick-care” to proactive health care. Our award-winning whole body scan is fast (under 1 hour), safe (MRI has no ionizing radiation), and non-invasive (no contrast). Our unique integrated stack of optimized hardware, software, and increasingly AI, coupled with the patient-centric experience across our domestic and global clinics, have allowed us to lead the change against “we caught it too late again". We are looking for a Credentialing Specialist, Preventive Medicine, Contractor to establish key administrative and compliance workflows tied to pre-hire licensure verification, provider contracting, collaborative agreement generation, licensure tracking, renewals, and third-party licensure vendor coordination. This role will help ensure our physicians and nurse practitioners are set up accurately, compliantly, and on time to support safe and scalable clinical operations. This is a 3-month contract role, with the possibility of extension based on business needs and performance, requiring approximately 20 hours per week. Help reshape the world through proactive healthcare while working with cutting-edge technology and high performing teams with deep expertise - join us to make a difference in people’s lives! What You’ll Do The Credentialing Specialist, Preventive Medicine will own and support critical provider readiness workflows before and during employment, with a strong focus on licensure verification, contract preparation and routing, collaborative practice knowledge & documentation across all states and Canada, and ongoing license and agreement maintenance. This person will work closely with internal teams and an external licensure application processor to help ensure provider files, agreements, and renewals are completed accurately and efficiently across multiple states. - Conduct pre-hire licensure verification for physicians and nurse practitioners, including primary source review and confirmation of state-specific requirements - Coordinate and track provider readiness requirements prior to start date, ensuring all licensure and required documentation are complete and organized - Prepare, send, track, and maintain provider contracts and related documents in partnership with internal stakeholders - Generate, route, and maintain collaborative agreements, supervisory documents, and other state-required practice paperwork for nurse practitioners where applicable - Own internal tracking systems for provider licenses, collaborative agreements, contracts, renewals, and other compliance-related deadlines - Monitor renewal dates and proactively manage internal renewal workflows to ensure licenses, agreements, and required documents remain current - Partner directly with a third-party licensure application processor to submit, track, and follow up on state licensure applications and related documentation - Maintain a strong working relationship with the third-party licensure vendor, ensuring timely communication, issue resolution, and accountability on deliverables - Serve as an internal point of coordination for questions related to provider licensure status, agreements, renewals, and onboarding readiness - Route documents through DocuSign and ensure all agreements and forms are properly executed, stored, and retrievable - Maintain accurate, complete, and audit-ready provider records across internal systems and folders - Track state-specific collaborative practice, licensure, and other provider regulatory requirements and flag changes that may impact operations - Support internal process development and continuous improvement for licensure, contracting, and provider documentation workflows - Collaborate with legal, clinical operations, regulatory, people operations, and external partners to ensure provider compliance processes are smooth and scalable What You’ll Bring - Strong understanding of provider and nurse practitioner licensure verification, document management, and compliance-related administrative workflows across all states and Canada - Experience supporting physician and nurse practitioner onboarding with a focus on licensure, contracting, and collaborative agreements - Ability to manage multiple timelines, documents, and stakeholders with a high level of accuracy and follow-through - Comfort working across internal teams and directly managing relationships with external vendors Experience - 3+ years of experience in healthcare credentialing, provider and nurse practitioner collaborative agreements and licensing, compliance, legal/regulatory support, or a related field - Direct experience with pre-hire licensure verification and provider onboarding workflows required - Experience preparing, tracking, and maintaining provider contracts and related documentation preferred - Experience generating and managing collaborative agreements and state-specific nurse practitioner practice documents strongly preferred - Experience working with a third-party licensure application processor or similar vendor strongly preferred - Experience in a healthcare organization, medical group, digital health company, or legal/regulatory services environment preferred - Experience with DocuSign and spreadsheet or tracking platforms required - Excellent organization and follow-through - Strong attention to detail and documentation accuracy - Ability to manage sensitive and time-sensitive provider information - Strong written and verbal communication skills - Ability to coordinate across legal, clinical, and operational teams - Proficiency with DocuSign, spreadsheets, and provider tracking systems - Ability to build and maintain reliable tracking processes for renewals and compliance deadlines - Comfort working in a fast-paced, high-growth environment with changing priorities - Experience with multi-state licensure processes for physicians and nurse practitioners - Familiarity with state-by-state nurse practitioner collaborative practice requirements - Experience maintaining vendor relationships tied to regulatory or licensure support - Experience building internal trackers, workflows, and SOPs for provider compliance processes - Experience in preventive medicine, telehealth, or other multi-state clinical environments Degrees/certifications - Bachelor’s degree preferred - Equivalent practical experience in healthcare operations, credentialing, legal/regulatory support, or provider compliance will also be considered - Certification such as CPCS, CPMSM, or similar is a plus Our Values First: we are Pioneers - Transforming healthcare requires divergent thinking, bias for action, disciplined experimentation, and consistent grit and determination to maintain momentum. This journey is as challenging as it is rewarding. Second: we are Platform-Builders - We’re always building foundations that allow us to achieve tomorrow more than we did today. We never lose sight of what’s ahead – in a mindset of ownership and duty to our mission. Above all: we are Patients - We could all be the next person who walks through our very doors, seeking clarity or peace of mind. We are proud of our impact on our patients’ lives, and we won’t stop till everyone can benefit from our work. What We Offer - An avenue to make a positive impact on people's lives and their health - Growth opportunities are at the heart of our people journey, we’re doing big things with bright minds - there is no single path to success, it can be shaped along the way - The hourly rate for this role ranges from $65-$75 in local currency, depending upon experience and geographic location We are an equal-opportunity employer and value diversity at our company. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status. As part of the hiring process, successful candidates will undergo a background check in compliance to applicable federal, provincial, and state rules. Please be advised that official communication from our recruitment team will only come from our authorized domain [prenuvo.com]. If you are contacted by a recruiter, please ensure their email address ends with @prenuvo.com. We do not use third-party recruitment services or any other email domains for hiring purposes. If you receive communication that you believe to be fraudulent, please report it immediately to jobs@prenuvo.com.

• Act as a subject matter expert on global regulatory frameworks for expanded access, compassionate use, and pre-approval access pathways • Maintain and update the regulatory intelligence database ensuring accuracy, compliance, and relevance • Liaise with global health authorities to obtain regulatory clarification, drafting strategic inquiries for targeted responses • Lead structured regulatory surveillance to track global regulatory changes and share timely updates with internal teams • Translate complex regulatory updates into actionable insights to support decision-making across departments • Develop and present regulatory intelligence reports and dashboards tailored for senior leadership and cross-functional teams • Manage and maintain country-level regulatory data across internal systems, ensuring clarity, consistency, and version control • Collaborate with internal stakeholders to refine regulatory processes and integrate local insights into the intelligence database • Utilize AI and digital tools to enhance regulatory intelligence capabilities and system efficiency • Support regulatory-focused client projects by delivering high-quality intelligence summaries and liaising directly with clients