Deputy Company Secretary

Company Description

Focus Diagnostics is a NABL-accredited diagnostic center that delivers accurate and reliable healthcare services with a commitment to patient-centric care. Specializing in advanced pathology testing, radiology and imaging (including CT, MRI, and ultrasound), preventive health check-ups, and corporate health screenings, the organization ensures precision with cutting-edge technology and expert healthcare professionals. Located in Hyderabad, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, and Karnataka, Focus Diagnostics offers convenient services such as home sample collection, digital reports, and personalized support. Known for quick turnaround times and expertise, we aim to make health our top priority.

Role Description

The Deputy Company Secretary will oversee regulatory compliance and support corporate governance activities for Focus Diagnostics. Key responsibilities include managing board and committee meetings, maintaining statutory registers and records, ensuring adherence to corporate laws and regulations, and handling correspondence with shareholders and regulatory authorities. The role also involves drafting and reviewing legal documentation, advising on legal and compliance matters, and supporting strategic business decisions. This is a full-time, on-site position located in Hyderabad.

Qualifications

• Robust knowledge of corporate laws, regulatory compliance, and governance practices
• Proficiency in maintaining statutory registers, filing corporate returns, and preparing legal documents
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, with expertise in stakeholder correspondence
• Ability to manage board meetings, minutes preparation, and interact with regulatory authorities
• Relevant certifications, such as Associate Company Secretary (ACS), with prior experience in a similar role
• Detail-oriented with excellent organizational and time management skills
• Experience in the healthcare or diagnostics industry is an advantage

Skills Required
Regulatory Compliance, Corporate Laws