
The Practice Group Leader & Chief Legal Counsel is responsible for the provision and delivery of legal advice regarding various legal matters of The Johns Hopkins Health System Corporation (“JHHS”) and its affiliates. It includes responsibility for the interpretation of laws and regulations specific to assigned area of expertise/practice group and advises executives, senior management and board members on various matters that impact the organization. Serve in a leadership role on health system committees. Work alongside the General Counsel and the Deputy General Counsel to develop and oversee the delivery of legal services and resources to accomplish corporate goals, strategic initiatives and priorities.
SUMMARY - Practice Group Leader & Chief Legal Counsel, Technology and Commercial Transactions
The Technology and Commercial Transactions (“T/CT”) Group is responsible for providing strategic advice and counsel on a range of issues related to the acquisition, licensing and implementation of technology at Johns Hopkins and the commercialization of technology developed at Johns Hopkins. Innovation and commercialization is a key initiative and focus of Johns Hopkins and this Group especially in the areas of artificial intelligence and clinical decision support software. Our work also includes drafting and negotiating a wide range of commercial transactions, consulting service agreements and clinical arrangements; supporting Supply Chain, managing copyrights, trademarks and trade names, data use and sharing arrangements, telecommunications projects, as well as legal management and oversight of the Health System’s participation in the 340B Drug Discount Program. Attorney’s in the T/CT group also work regularly with their legal colleagues in HIPAA, Compliance, Risk and Claims in order to address the full scope of issues presented by various transactions and contractual relationships. Finally, T/CT Attorneys may also support various special projects and committees throughout the health system in such areas as branding/use of name, conflict of interest FDA regulations applicable to emerging technologies, and policy standardization.
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