Taylor Burke, JD, LLM
Adjunct Professor of Health Policy & Management,
Department of Health Policy & Management,
Milken Institute School of Public Health,
George Washington University
Taylor Burke is an Adjunct Professor of Health Policy and Management at GW’s Milken Institute School of Public Health. He joined the GW faculty in 2003 after practicing FDA law with the Washington, D.C. firm Hogan Lovells. Professor Burke has undertaken several roles as a member of the GW faculty. He served as the Assistant Dean for MPH Programs, the Program Director for the online MPH@GW degree, and was a full time Associate Professor for over a decade. He teaches several courses in both the MPH and MHA curricula. Professor Burke also conducts comprehensive research at the intersection of public health policy and the law.
Taylor Burke specializes in legal and policy issues as they relate to public health and health reform. Professor Burke also has significant experience and expertise regarding the implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010. He has authored several articles detailing the legal issues pertaining to clinical integration and Accountable Care Organizations, policy analyses explaining state health insurance marketplace legislation, columns analyzing the provisions of the federal Meaningful Use program for electronic health records, as well as numerous articles, reports and white papers discussing the various legal barriers to HIT adoption and use. Generally, Professor Burke's research includes various issues at the intersection of public health policy and the law.
Professor Burke also founded his own public health law firm, Burke Law, after more than two decades of experience in public health and safety law as a litigator, regulatory counsel, professor, dean and corporate vice president. Burke Law focuses on helping small businesses maintain compliance with federal, state and local public health and safety regulations.
Professor Burke serves on the board of directors of Potomac Community Resources, Inc, a nonprofit organization that promotes the inclusion of persons with developmental differences into the life of the southern Maryland community.
Adjunct Professor of Health Policy & Management,
Department of Health Policy & Management,
Milken Institute School of Public Health,
George Washington University
Taylor Burke is an Adjunct Professor of Health Policy and Management at GW’s Milken Institute School of Public Health. He joined the GW faculty in 2003 after practicing FDA law with the Washington, D.C. firm Hogan Lovells. Professor Burke has undertaken several roles as a member of the GW faculty. He served as the Assistant Dean for MPH Programs, the Program Director for the online MPH@GW degree, and was a full time Associate Professor for over a decade. He teaches several courses in both the MPH and MHA curricula. Professor Burke also conducts comprehensive research at the intersection of public health policy and the law.
Taylor Burke specializes in legal and policy issues as they relate to public health and health reform. Professor Burke also has significant experience and expertise regarding the implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010. He has authored several articles detailing the legal issues pertaining to clinical integration and Accountable Care Organizations, policy analyses explaining state health insurance marketplace legislation, columns analyzing the provisions of the federal Meaningful Use program for electronic health records, as well as numerous articles, reports and white papers discussing the various legal barriers to HIT adoption and use. Generally, Professor Burke's research includes various issues at the intersection of public health policy and the law.
Professor Burke also founded his own public health law firm, Burke Law, after more than two decades of experience in public health and safety law as a litigator, regulatory counsel, professor, dean and corporate vice president. Burke Law focuses on helping small businesses maintain compliance with federal, state and local public health and safety regulations.
Professor Burke serves on the board of directors of Potomac Community Resources, Inc, a nonprofit organization that promotes the inclusion of persons with developmental differences into the life of the southern Maryland community.
