Old Dominion University - Health Science
Legal and Ethics Consultant on Healthcare Law and Policies, Adjunct Professor, HealthCare, Ethics and Policy
Legal Services
Patricia
Lynch-Epps
Chesapeake, Virginia
-20-year veteran in Military Justice and Civil/Administrative Law
-10-years experienced Chief Legal Advisor and senior counsel in Military Medicine and military health care facilities.
-Astute Consultant on Healthcare Policy Development
- Lecturer on U.S HIV/AIDs policies and laws in the United States and the Military. Conducted international lecture in South Amercia on healthcare law and polices.
- (5 years) - Adjunct Instructor for Defense Institute of Military Operation, TX
-Guest Panel Speaker for National Defense Institute
-Military Justice Defense Counsel, Legal Assistant Counsel, and Prosecutor.
Goal:
(1) Serve as Senior Legal Advisor and an expert professional legal resource for organizations engaged and committed to all aspects of the delivery of quality healthcare.
(2) Serve as an Educator on the mulitiple aspects of health care law and policies in institutions of higher learning and developing countries.
Specialties: Ciminal, civil, business law; Military Health Care Law / Bio-ethics and healthcare policies/ expert advisor on all aspect of healthcare administrative laws.
Adjunct Professor, School of Public Health
Professor, Graduate Studies. Lecture on healthcare law, healthcare ethics and legal aspects of healthcare administration.
Staff Judge Advocate
The Command Senior Legal Counsel responsible for administering comprehensive legal counsel and support to Commander, NMCP/Navy Medicine East (NME) and the Executive Boards and Steering Committees. NME is the immediate Superior-in-Charge of 15 medical treatment facilities in the Eastern United States and Europe and has command and control responsibility over its subordinate commands. Supervise 5 attorneys and oversees all staff work, sets priorities and prepares schedules for completion of work. Manages multiple legal programs to ensure compliance with applicable Federal/Navy and local regulations. Provides expert advice in legal, administrative, and facility operational issues concerning military medical treatment facilities, health care law, and military justice. Conducts legal reviews and renders advice on myriads of investigations, claims, labor, fiscal, research, personnel law and on diverse health care contract agreements to include: inter/intra service support agreements and memorandums of understanding. Serves as legal advisor for Government and Bio ethics matters and renders opinions in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, and policies. Routinely reviews and legally analyzes HIPAA issues, Freedom on Information Act and Privacy Act requests to ascertain releaseability of requested information. Serves as primary legal advisor on all privileging and credentialing of health care providers. Acts as the medical treatment facility legal representative in all aspects of medical-negligence litigations.
US Navy JAG, Retired
Patricia worked at US Navy as a US Navy JAG, Retired
Adjunct Professor
Undergraduate and Graduate disciplines. Conduct lectures on the legal environment of business, sources of American law and the basis of authority for government to regulate. Provides a survey of: tort law, contracts, UCC, privacy, intellectual property and communication law; Examines international policies, federal and state Courts.
Staff Judge Advocate
Patricia worked at U.S. Navy Judge Advocate General's Corps as a Staff Judge Advocate
LLM
Health Care Law
Certificate of Health Care Administration
Juris Doctorate
Law