Selection and Engagement of an Assessor Sample Clauses

Selection and Engagement of an Assessor. Within sixty (60) days of the Effective Date, 21CO shall engage a qualified, objective, independent third-party assessor to review its compliance with this CAP (“Assessor”). Through the CR, 21CO shall notify HHS in writing of the name of the individual or entity 21CO designates to serve as the Assessor. The CR shall also simultaneously submit to HHS the proposed Assessor’s curriculum vitae or a statement of the Assessor’s expertise in the area of monitoring compliance with federal and/or state statutes and regulations, including privacy statutes and regulations. Any individual or entity designated by 21CO to serve as the Assessor must certify in writing at the time of his, her or its designation, and must provide reasonable written documentation to the effect that he, she or it has the requisite expertise and experience regarding the implementation of the HIPAA Rules and has the necessary resources and is otherwise able to perform the assessments and reviews described herein in a professionally independent fashion, taking into account any other business relationships or other engagements that the individual or entity may have. HHS shall be permitted to interview an individual or representatives of any entity who are designated by 21CO to serve as the Assessor. HHS shall either approve or disapprove of the designation in writing. HHS’s approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. If HHS does not approve the designation, HHS shall explain the basis of its disapproval in writing, and the process described above shall be repeated until HHS has approved a designated Assessor. Upon receiving HHS’s approval, 21CO shall enter into a written contract with the Assessor for the performance of the assessments and reviews described herein.
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