What are the responsibilities and job description for the Olympic & Paralympic Counsel position at USADA?
Olympic & Paralympic Counsel
REPORTS TO: Legal Affairs Director FLSA: Exempt
SUPERVISES: Olympic and Paralympic Programs Paralegal Last revised: September 2021
JOB SUMMARY: Responsible for providing support for investigating and prosecuting anti-doping rule violations, for testing results management, contract negotiation and drafting, compliance and employment related issues.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
· Assist with the evaluation and adjudication process involving anti-doping rule violations, both for cases involving positive prohibited substance test results and violations where test results are not at issue
· Provide support in decision making regarding testing strategy and testing resource allocation, sample documentation review, and the investigation of potential anti-doping rule violations
· Assist in the preparation and prosecution of anti-doping rule violation matters going to arbitration and those resolved outside of arbitration
· Become proficient and knowledgeable regarding all aspects of anti-doping rules, standards, procedures, protocols and best practices and assist with USADA’s compliance
· Assist with the development, maintenance, and review of USADA protocols and procedures
· Assist all USADA departments with legal matters, including conducting research and contract drafting and review
· Interact with USOPC Athlete Ombudsman, defense counsel, USADA clients, and stakeholders
· Uphold USADA’s mission, standards, and best practices at all times with integrity and in a collegial fashion
· Assist the Legal Affairs Director and the General Counsel as requested to accomplish projects and manage operations within USADA’s Legal Department, including providing leadership and direction for staff, developing frameworks for programs and processes, aiding staff members in task prioritizing and developing job specific goals and objectives, and maintaining quality management and consistent compliance with anti-doping rules and best practices
GENERAL:
· Maintain confidentiality at all times
· Ensure the security and confidentiality of all Legal Department records
· Recommend necessary updates and revisions to Legal Department policies and procedures
· Recommend necessary updates and revisions to Legal Department technology projects and databases
· Complete Legal Department Playbook tasks as assigned
· Projects and other duties as assigned
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:
· Juris Doctorate from an accredited law school
· Preferred two - five years legal experience with a law firm or serving as legal counsel for an entity
· Preferred three (3) years successful work experience with staff management, supervision, and process creation
· Ability and willingness to become a member of the Colorado Bar
· Proficiency in legal negotiation
· Demonstrated success in leading and supervising people and processes
· Excellent oral and written communication skills
· Excellent interpersonal skills
· Values Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion among internal and external constituents
· Ability to multitask and to work accurately under pressure
· Ability to work with various levels of management
· Excellent organizational skills
· Demonstrated ability to meet deadlines
· Ability to perform in a team environment
· Ability to work flexible hours and travel as needed
· Moderate proficiency in MS Programs (Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.)
Salary : $85,000 - $125,000
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