Required Courses
- LAW 706: Health Policy & the Law
- LAW 727: Health Care Compliance & Regulations
Elective Courses
A minimum of three (3) of the following courses:
- LAW 250: Senior Research Seminar (Health & IP)
- LAW 301: Special Topics in Law (Health Care Compliance)
- LAW 455: Legal Drafting (Health Care)
- LAW 707: Risk Management & Patient Safety
- LAW 714: Bioethics & the Law
- LAW 718: Health Care Delivery Systems
- LAW 719: Health Care: Fraud & Abuse
- LAW 724: Medical Malpractice Survey
- LAW 728: Food & Drug Law
How to Apply
Upon graduation, students should email the Assistant Dean for Academic Operations to request a letter of certification. If the student is eligible, the Associate Dean will issue the letter of certification, which the student can submit to CCB. Certification allows students to sit for the exam without any continuing education units or prior work experience. Students have a period of two years from the completion of the program to sit for a CCB exam. Note, however, that continuing education units (CEU) expire after one year, so a student who sits for a CCB exam more than one year after graduation will need to accrue additional CEUs to sit for the exam. For more information, see the CCB website.