At this point in the healthcare reform movement, Dianne Montgomery tends to channel her strong interest in healthcare technology and innovation into her role as a Compliance Officer. She possesses a lot of knowledge in her specialty, which is the healthcare and life sciences space, but she also has a hand in the technology space, especially personal data. Dianne also has a hand in risk intelligence and enterprise compliance, as well. That is because she likes the challenge of having to deal with the complex balance between privacy and security, especially in today’s constantly evolving regulatory environment.
While her specialty is in healthcare, when it comes to compliance, Dianne Montgomery’s interests cover more than just healthcare. She has managed to gain significant experience and knowledge in a great many fields when it comes to regulatory compliance issues. In short, Dianne Montgomery feels she has the skills to help virtually any organization in any industry to become compliant and stay there and to prevent unnecessary investigations to interfere with productivity and efficacy. Data in the wrong hands can be devastating, but so can the agencies charged with enforcing laws and regulations.
For the most part, Dianne Montgomery conducts investigations, performs computer forensics, and engages in eDiscovery projects. However, she also responds to incidents and takes corrective action when necessary and she also takes the lead on federal agency audits and makes disclosures when they are necessary. She also navigates organizational issues and takes protective action against breaches and maintains appropriate and fruitful relationships with relevant regulators. In here spare time, she also does what she can to save animals and people, such is her level of compassion. She does volunteer work with a local Philadelphia animal shelter and she also does a lot of work with inner city youth, helping them see their hopes and dreams become reality.
