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Health law is a dynamic and increasingly important area of law. The healthcare industry is heavily regulated and lawyers are needed to advise a wide range of providers and stakeholders:
Because of the breadth of health law, it intersects many other fields of law. Health lawyers work in diverse areas such as health policy, regulatory compliance, business formation, public health, malpractice and bioethics. This evolving area of law provides opportunities for lawyers to practice in various settings, including private firms, healthcare institutions, government agencies (federal, state and local) and nonprofit organizations.
If you focus on health law, you should start by taking these courses.
Below are recommended courses related to health law. You should choose courses that will further your career objectives in health law.
The law school offers several clinics that will help you build skills in areas that are relevant to health law, such as the Wills & Estates Clinic.
Examples of past placements with externships and internships include:
Please contact these faculty members if you have questions about health law.