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I’m a healthcare regulatory and transactional attorney. Have you considered a healthcare compliance certification course? I was able to do it my last year of law school. Aside from that, BNA has some good resources that I use frequently and Strafford has some good lectures/webinars. Try looking at heath law firm’s websites as well and read their articles/watch their videos.
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Do you have access to PLI or PLC? ABA has good CLEs.
I’m a healthcare attorney and I can tell you that it takes a while to learn this stuff no matter what you do.
Look into the American Health Lawyers Association. It has on-demand webinars that can get you up to speed on various topics. Good luck!
Seton Hall has a 3ish day healthcare compliance seminar. Maybe your current employer will cover your attendance to get a good base. Not sure how much they cover the topics you mentioned though.
I’m in the same boat, and so far no good advice. Everything seems hard to learn or you just gradually build your library of fed regs and ACA, etc. We have a few resources that are helpful but not something I think everyone has. Get to know the colleagues in other areas that know what the legal side should look like, and befriend these people!
What area do you focus on? Health care transactions is totally different from say reimbursements or HIPAA or provider licensing etc.