• As a CGS Hmong Chinese Document Reviewer you will play a key role in supporting various aspects of the company's litigation portfolio including eDiscovery activities, workflow management, and litigation support. • Conduct research and draft responses for a variety of post-conviction motions. • Conduct research and draft memorandums on questions of law for direct appeals pending before the court and pretrial motions for criminal cases pending at the Federal Court. • Examines, prepares, and processes a wide variety of technical legal documents that are characteristically voluminous and complex in format. • Prepares discovery for plaintiffs and/or defendants in accordance with governing rules and regulations and with the approval of the assigned attorneys. • Uses original and online legal resources to verify citations and statutory references contained in legal documents.

• Provide inpatient E-Consults, with ability to convert to Tele-Consults as needed • Provide outpatient Curbside Consults • Communicate with referring providers

• Manage permit applications from submission through approval across multiple jurisdictions. • Review permit packages prepared by internal and external engineering resources for completeness and submission readiness. • Coordinate permit revisions, agency comments, and resubmissions. • Track permitting risks and escalate issues that could impact project schedules. • Maintain visibility into permit status, approval timelines, and key dependencies. • Serve as the primary permitting liaison to engineering resources preparing permit packages. • Build productive relationships with municipalities, utility providers, and permitting agencies. • Research jurisdiction-specific permitting requirements and processes. • Participate in agency meetings and coordination calls as needed. • Assist project teams in understanding permit requirements and approval conditions.

• Manage end-to-end provider licensing workflows across multiple states, including initial applications, renewals, and maintenance for all provider types (MDs, NPs, CNMs, RNs, etc.) • Own payer enrollment processes for commercial and government payers (Medicaid, Medicare), from initial application through active status • Maintain and update CAQH profiles for all providers • Build and maintain accurate tracking systems to monitor license and credential expiration dates, ensuring zero lapses in provider ability to practice • Serve as the primary liaison between clinicians, state medical/nursing boards, payers, and internal stakeholders • Follow up persistently and proactively with external agencies and boards to move applications forward and resolve delays • Develop and document SOPs and workflows for licensing and credentialing processes as the company scales • Partner closely with clinical, operations, and business development teams to ensure providers are enrolled and ready to see patients on time • Identify gaps in current processes and implement improvements to reduce administrative burden on clinicians • Ensure compliance with licensing requirements, credentialing standards, and HIPAA requirements