Health Law Certificate

 

 

What is a Health Law Certificate?

 

The Health Law Certificate shows future employers that you have concentrated your studies in health law and have acquired a significant understanding and practical application of health law concepts. The Health Law Certificate will appear as a special designation on your J.D. transcript. Certificate recipients will also receive a paper certificate upon successful completion of the certificate program. Download pdf of Certificate Flyer.

 

What is Required to Obtain a Health Law Certificate?

 

Coursework:

In order to successfully complete the certificate program, a student must take a minimum of 14 credits of health law courses and attain a cumulative GPA of 3.00 in these courses.

Experience in the Health Care Community:

Each certificate student will fulfill a community experience requirement which exposes the individual to part of the health care industry outside the classroom. Students can meet this community experience through participation in the health law clinic or practicum classes; pro bono work in an approved health law setting; or an agreed upon job-shadowing experience.

Participation in Extra Curricular Activities

Each student will actively participate in six or more of the activities sponsored by the Health Law Institute during his or her tenure. These include lectures, conferences, symposia, lunches and approved meetings of the health law section of the bar association.


How To Enroll in the Certificate Program:

 

1. Complete an application. Download the application here.

2. If you are accepted, the HLI Director or Assistant Director will contact you to schedule a meeting.

3. Bring the curriculum planning chart to the meeting. Download the chart here.

4. If you have questions contact Marcia K. Miller at 651-523-2625 or mmiller14@hamline.edu


 

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