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8 Hours
Self-Paced
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Course Overview
Master healthcare law, compliance and policy skills with expert-led, on-demand training. This fully online course is part of Creighton University's Health Law for Professionals program. Complete all four courses to earn your Health Law Certificate.
Course Details:
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- 100% Online & Flexible – Self-paced, approximately 8-hour course, asynchronous format built for working professionals.
- Affordable Tuition – Save 50% with promo code HLC2025 when you enroll by June 30, 2025.
- No LSAT or GRE Required – Open to legal, healthcare, public health, HR and administrative professionals.
- Expert-Curated Curriculum – Covers healthcare law, ethics, contracts, compliance and health innovation.
- All Materials Included – Access course texts, legal articles and instructional videos at no extra cost.
Who Should Enroll
This course is ideal for professionals in healthcare administration, law, compliance, public health, policy, HR, risk management and innovation leadership seeking legal skills in healthcare.
Course Instructor
Ryan J. Kirshenbaum, JD
Ryan Kirshenbaum, JD, is a licensed healthcare and corporate attorney in Nebraska and Iowa, serving one of Nebraska’s largest health systems. He teaches health law, ethics and policy as an Adjunct Professor at Creighton University School of Law, with previous faculty roles at Clarkson College and Nebraska Methodist College. His legal practice focuses on HIPAA, EMTALA, Stark Law, Anti-Kickback Statute, clinical research, M&A, corporate governance and data security. Ryan holds a JD from the University of Nebraska and a BA in Legal Studies from University of Central Florida. He also serves on the Health Law and Corporate Counsel sections of the Nebraska State Bar.
What You’ll Learn
Build expertise in healthcare law, HIPAA compliance, healthcare fraud prevention, medical malpractice and healthcare regulation. Gain the legal skills needed to navigate evolving healthcare systems and drive compliance in professional settings.