Paralegal

Paralegal, Corporate & Regulatory Compliance Location: Remote (U.S.) | Reports to: Senior Legal Operations Manager
About Midi Health
At Midi Health, we are redefining healthcare for women in midlife. Our virtual care model connects patients with specialized clinicians, and our growth depends on a legal foundation that is organized, accurate, and built to scale.
We are seeking a Paralegal, Corporate & Regulatory Compliance to support Midi’s legal team across regulatory filings, entity management, equity administration, and finance coordination. This role will help keep Midi and its affiliated professional entities in good standing across many states. It will administer our equity program and serve as a key liaison between Legal and Finance.
The ideal candidate is a detail-driven, proactive paralegal who brings structure to recurring deadlines, owns their work from intake to completion, and knows when to escalate to an attorney. This role works closely with the legal team, Finance, People, Clinical Operations, outside counsel, and service providers.
Key Responsibilities: 
Regulatory Filings and Compliance Calendar

• Prepare, file, and track state and federal regulatory filings for Midi and its affiliated professional entities, under attorney supervision.
• Support state-level filings for professional entities, including formations, ownership and officer changes, and other required updates.
• Help prepare and maintain healthcare regulatory applications, renewals, and supporting documentation, coordinating with Clinical Operations and licensing teams as needed.
• Maintain a centralized compliance calendar of filing deadlines, renewals, annual reports, and other recurring obligations.
• Research state filing requirements and procedures, and flag changes or issues for attorney review.

Entity Management and Registered Agent Oversight

• Serve as the primary point of contact with Midi’s registered agent and oversee its services across all jurisdictions.
• Receive, log, and route service of process, government notices, and other registered agent correspondence promptly to the appropriate attorney.
• Maintain the good standing of all entities, including annual reports, franchise tax filings, foreign qualifications, amendments, and withdrawals.
• Maintain corporate records, minute books, entity charts, officer and director lists, and the entity management system.
• Prepare board and stockholder consents, secretary’s certificates, good standing certificates, and other governance documents.