Alexander Slosman

Alexander I. Slosman, MHA, CHC, CHPC is a healthcare compliance and privacy professional with more than ten years of experience helping healthcare organizations navigate complex privacy, regulatory, and information governance challenges. His background includes leadership roles in healthcare consulting, federal healthcare, healthcare operations, and healthcare information management, with a particular focus on patient privacy, information disclosure practices, investigations, and regulatory compliance. Throughout his career, Slosman has worked extensively with HIPAA, the Privacy Act, 42 CFR Part 2, patient rights, release of information operations, privacy incident investigations, workforce education, and policy development. He has supported healthcare organizations in addressing sensitive disclosure issues involving protected health information, balancing legal and regulatory obligations with patient care, operational realities, and organizational risk management. He previously served as Privacy Officer for a large federal healthcare system and has led privacy and compliance initiatives for national healthcare organizations responsible for processing millions of health information requests annually. His work frequently involves evaluating complex disclosure scenarios, investigating privacy concerns, and helping organizations strengthen governance surrounding the use and release of patient information. He holds a Master of Healthcare Administration degree and maintains both Certified in Healthcare Compliance (CHC) and Certified in Healthcare Privacy Compliance (CHPC) credentials. He is the author of The First 90 Days in Healthcare Compliance and Privacy: Building Momentum and Credibility from Day One and is a published contributor to professional healthcare compliance literature. Slosman is passionate about helping healthcare professionals understand how privacy, compliance, and information governance intersect with patient advocacy, clinical care, and organizational decision making, particularly in environments involving highly sensitive patient information and specialized healthcare services.