J.D. Health Law Certificate and Concentration in Food Law
The Health Law Certificate (HLC) combines coursework, experiential learning, and skills projects giving students the opportunity to gain a sophisticated understanding of concepts central to the practice of health law. Successful completion of the health law certificate gives students the tools necessary to make an immediate and meaningful contribution in the health law field.
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J.D. Health Law Certificate – Concentration in Food Law
The Health Law Institute (HLI) offers a Health Law Certificate (HLC) with a Concentration in Food Law (HLC-CFL). The HLC-CFL includes a curriculum designed to educate law students about the complex legal, policy and key business issues surrounding and influencing the food system, related rules and regulations. Students will develop skills and the necessary knowledge to serve clients involved in the production, manufacture, processing, handling, storage, transportation, marketing, sale, consumption, and sustainability of food in the United States. They will also learn about advocacy groups working to influence these food-related activities. The HLC-CFL is intended to supplement and refine our existing health law certificate requirements, not replace them. It provides interested students with an opportunity to acquire a better understanding of this dynamic sub-specialty.
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J.D. Health Care Compliance Certificate*
Our health care compliance certification prepares students to effectively navigate and understand the complex maze of healthcare laws to ensure compliance with all federal and state regulations and champion a culture of compliance. 
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Learn how J.D. students can earn both the Health Law and Health Care Compliance Certificates
- Please note: Health Law students must achieve a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher in the prescribed Health Law/Compliance courses to obtain either certificate. Students are not eligible for either certificate if they take a course pass/fail. All courses must have a letter grade that counts towards the final certificate GPA.
*The Certified in Healthcare Compliance (CHC) exam can be taken as soon as you complete the required courses. Students DO NOT need to wait until they graduate to sit for the CHC exam. Students should sit for the exam within one year of the date on their letter of completion to avoid Continuing Education Unit (CEU) renewal.
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