Health law

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Welcome to this edition of AHLA's Speaking of Health Law podcast.

We're excited to continue the Early Career Professional Council's How to Survive series, which focuses on providing practical advice for surviving and thriving in various practice settings for legal professionals in the healthcare industry.

My name is Tyler Dysart.

You know, either from going directly into their role and being there for a long time or, you know, starting at a firm environment and moving in.

So I think that's where I'd like to start kind of generally.

What drew you to the health law and this particular practice setting and kind of what the steps were along the way? If it's all right, Felicia, I'd love to start with you and hear about what your journey has been like.

We also have worked with ACNJ.

We've worked with the New Jersey Healthcare Quality Institute, Seton Hall's Law School, um, their Center for Pharmaceutical, uh, and Health Law, uh, all around our advocacy efforts.

And that, that coalition just continues to grow sort of naturally, and I don't think we'll, we'll stop regardless of funding sources, um, because it's been impactful and, and I think we've those...

Bringing all the voices together to raise the visibility of these issues, and there's a lot of competing issues when you think about policy priorities.