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Amy L. Bradshaw / Associate
Professional Experience
Amy Bradshaw is a member of the Firm's health law group. Her experience includes assisting hospitals and other health care providers with regulatory compliance, patient care, medical staff, and contracting matters, including:
  • Regulatory Compliance
    • Hospital Regulation
    • Medicare Conditions of Participation
    • Medicare and Medicaid Provider Enrollment
    • Fraud and Abuse
    • Medical Information and Ehealth
      • HIPAA Privacy
      • HIPAA Security
      • Electronic Health Records
      • State Confidentiality Laws
      • Record Retention Requirements
    • Accreditation Standards
    • EMTALA
    • Antitrust
    • Institutional Review Boards - Clinical Trials Research Compliance

  • Patient Care & Medical Staff Issues
    • Informed Consent to Treatment
    • Issues Particular To Minor Patients
    • Patient Claims
    • Confidentiality, Privacy and Security of Health Care Information
    • Provider Licensing
    • Medical Staff Issues and Corrective Action

  • Payer, Vendor and Other Contracts

Prior to law school, Amy spent four years as a consultant to the Centers for Medicare & Medicare Services (CMS), with a particular emphasis on improving communications to Medicare beneficiaries and strengthening CMS' local partnerships. She also spent two years tracking state reforms in public and private health insurance programs and in provider licensure in all 50 states.

Education and Honors
  • University of Wisconsin Law School (J.D., cum laude, 2006)
    Highest Achievement Award in Civil Procedure II, Highest Achievement Award in Health Law, American Bar Association Health Law Section and the Bureau of National Affairs Award for Excellence in the Study of Health Law. Intern to Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Ann Walsh Bradley.
  • University of Illinois (M.A., 1996)
  • Monmouth College (B.A., magna cum laude, 1995)
Bar Admissions
Wisconsin, 2006

Court Admissions
U.S. District Court, Western District of Wisconsin, 2006

Professional and Civic Activities
Member: American Bar Association, American Health Lawyers Association.

Selected Presentations/Publications
  • Speaker, “E-Discovery for Healthcare,” Healthcare CIO Special Interest Group (September 18, 2009).

  • Co-author, “CMS Proposes Changes to the Physician Supervision Requirement for Outpatient Hospital Services,” Quarles & Brady LLP Health Law Update (July 2009).

  • Co-author, “More Regulation for Pharmacies: New Federal Requirements for Internet Sales of Controlled Substances and Penalties for Everyone,” Quarles & Brady LLP Health Law Update (October 2008).

  • Co-author, “Compliance Alert: Save and Use This Handy Summary of the Brand New Changes to the Stark Law, EMTALA and More!,” Quarles & Brady LLP Health Law Update (August 2008).

  • Co-author, “Governor Signs Act to Promote Electronic Exchange of Health Information,” Quarles & Brady LLP Health Law Update (March 2008).

  • Co-author, “Governor Signs Act to Promote Electronic Exchange of Health Information,” Quarles & Brady LLP Health Law Update (March 2008).

  • Co-author, “State v. Doss: Getting Confrontational About Admissibility of Certified Records,” Quarles & Brady LLP Health Law Update (January 2008).

  • Co-author, “State v. Doss: Getting Confrontational About Admissibility of Certified Records,” Quarles & Brady LLP Health Law Update (January 2008).

  • Co-author, “2006 Wisconsin State Bar Annual Survey of Wisconsin Law, Health Law Chapter.”

  • An Analysis of the First Three Years of Independent External Review (IER) in Wisconsin, Presentation to Insurance Commission Staff (2006).

  • "Comment: Exploring Law Students' Attitudes, Beliefs, and Experiences about the Relationship Between Business Law and Public Interest Law," 20 Wis. Women's L.J. 287 (2005).