Holly Fernandez Lynch, "Career Opportunities in Health Law and Bioethics"

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This event featured an update from the Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues delivered by Michelle Groman (HLS '05), Associate Director at the Bioethics Commission. Since its inception in 2009, President Obama's Commission has issued reports on synthetic biology, human subjects research, whole genome sequencing, pediatric medical countermeasure research, and incidental findings. Currently, the Commission is examining the ethical implications of neuroscience research and the application of neuroscience research findings as part of the federal government’s BRAIN Initiative. The Commission also has developed educational materials to support teaching of bioethics ideas, principles, and theories in traditional and non-traditional settings. The final half-hour of the event featured a discussion of career opportunities in law and bioethics, led by Ms. Groman and Holly Fernandez Lynch, Petrie-Flom Center Executive Director.

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Career Opportunities in
Health Law and Bioethics
April 11, 2014
Holly Fernandez Lynch, J.D., M.Bioethics
Executive Director, Petrie-Flom Center

Private Legal Practice
FDA practice groups (mostly in DC – and int’l counterparts)
•Drugs, devices, clinical trials, etc.
Healthcare practice groups
•Hospitals, insurance companies, etc.
IP specialties
Products liability
Education
•Educational institutes with major medical centers
Plaintiffs’ firms
Pro bono opportunities2

Industry/In-House Counsel
Drug/biotech and device firms (established and start ups)
Industry associations, e.g., PhRMA, BIO, DIA, FDLI, etc.
Contract Research Organizations (CROs) and Clinical Trial
Networks
Major healthcare providers and insurers
Pharmacies (CVS, Walgreens, Wal-Mart, etc.)
Consulting firms
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Federal Government – Executive Branch
White House Office of Science and Technology Policy
Presidential bioethics commissions (and international correlates)
Department of Health and Human Services (FDA, NIH, OHRP,
CDC, CMS, OIG, etc.) – and other agencies supporting human
subjects research, e.g., DOE, EPA, DOD, etc.
Patent and Trademark Office
Veteran’s Affairs
Department of Homeland Security
Various military branches
Search and apply for job openings at USAjobs.gov.
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Federal Government – Legislative Branch
Congressional committees (e.g., HELP in Senate)
Congressional staffers to members focused on related issues
Congressional Research Service
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State/Local Government
Governors’ and mayors’ offices
Legislative branch
Departments of Public Health/Mental Health
State insurance commissioners
State bioethics commissions (e.g., NY Task Force on Life and the Law)
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Academia
Professors/lecturers/clinical faculty
Research programs, e.g., Petrie-Flom
Academic medical centers
Institutional Review Boards
Clinical ethics services
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Foundations/Think Tanks/NGOs
World Health Organization
Institute of Medicine
The Hastings Center
Gates Foundation
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
Pew Charitable Trust
Aspen Institute
Kaiser Family Foundation
Center for American Progress
Brookings Institution
Public Citizen
Guttmacher Institute
Universities Allied for
Essential Medicines
AIDS Vaccine Advocacy
Coalition
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Associations
American Medical Association (and other specialty and state
medical societies)
American Society of Law, Medicine, and Ethics
Public Responsibility in Medicine and Ethics (PRIM&R)
American Association of Medical Colleges
Patient advocacy organizations/disease groups, e.g.,
• American Cancer Society
• American Heart Association
• National Organization for Rare Disorders
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Fellowships
Presidential Management Fellows
Robert Wood Johnson Health Policy/Health and Society Scholars
NIH Clinical Center Department of Bioethics
Petrie-Flom Center
O’Neill Institute @ Georgetown
Penn Fellowship in Advanced Biomedical Ethics
(many many others – e.g., at Duke, Stanford, Cleveland Clinic, etc.)
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Resources
bioethics.net/jobs
thehastingscenter.org/BioethicsWire/Jobs/
Petrie-Flom Center listserv
Yale Interdisciplinary Center for Bioethics listserv
Inside Higher Ed
Idealist.org
USAjobs.gov
IRBforum.org
http://www.asbh.org/jobs
http://careers.primr.org/jobs/
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1. Presented by: Career Opportunities in Health Law and Bioethics April 11, 2014 Holly Fernandez Lynch, J.D., M.Bioethics Executive Director, Petrie-Flom Center

2. Private Legal Practice FDA practice groups (mostly in DC – and int’l counterparts) •Drugs, devices, clinical trials, etc. Healthcare practice groups •Hospitals, insurance companies, etc. IP specialties Products liability Education •Educational institutes with major medical centers Plaintiffs’ firms Pro bono opportunities2

3. Industry/In-House Counsel Drug/biotech and device firms (established and start ups) Industry associations, e.g., PhRMA, BIO, DIA, FDLI, etc. Contract Research Organizations (CROs) and Clinical Trial Networks Major healthcare providers and insurers Pharmacies (CVS, Walgreens, Wal-Mart, etc.) Consulting firms 3

4. Federal Government – Executive Branch White House Office of Science and Technology Policy Presidential bioethics commissions (and international correlates) Department of Health and Human Services (FDA, NIH, OHRP, CDC, CMS, OIG, etc.) – and other agencies supporting human subjects research, e.g., DOE, EPA, DOD, etc. Patent and Trademark Office Veteran’s Affairs Department of Homeland Security Various military branches Search and apply for job openings at USAjobs.gov. 4

5. Federal Government – Legislative Branch Congressional committees (e.g., HELP in Senate) Congressional staffers to members focused on related issues Congressional Research Service 5

6. State/Local Government Governors’ and mayors’ offices Legislative branch Departments of Public Health/Mental Health State insurance commissioners State bioethics commissions (e.g., NY Task Force on Life and the Law) 6

7. Academia Professors/lecturers/clinical faculty Research programs, e.g., Petrie-Flom Academic medical centers Institutional Review Boards Clinical ethics services 7

8. Foundations/Think Tanks/NGOs World Health Organization Institute of Medicine The Hastings Center Gates Foundation Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Pew Charitable Trust Aspen Institute Kaiser Family Foundation Center for American Progress Brookings Institution Public Citizen Guttmacher Institute Universities Allied for Essential Medicines AIDS Vaccine Advocacy Coalition 8

9. Associations American Medical Association (and other specialty and state medical societies) American Society of Law, Medicine, and Ethics Public Responsibility in Medicine and Ethics (PRIM&R) American Association of Medical Colleges Patient advocacy organizations/disease groups, e.g., • American Cancer Society • American Heart Association • National Organization for Rare Disorders 9

10. Fellowships Presidential Management Fellows Robert Wood Johnson Health Policy/Health and Society Scholars NIH Clinical Center Department of Bioethics Petrie-Flom Center O’Neill Institute @ Georgetown Penn Fellowship in Advanced Biomedical Ethics (many many others – e.g., at Duke, Stanford, Cleveland Clinic, etc.) 10

11. Resources bioethics.net/jobs thehastingscenter.org/BioethicsWire/Jobs/ Petrie-Flom Center listserv Yale Interdisciplinary Center for Bioethics listserv Inside Higher Ed Idealist.org USAjobs.gov IRBforum.org http://www.asbh.org/jobs http://careers.primr.org/jobs/ 11

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