Calm, clear and collaborative health law advice
Brenda Maloney Shafer advises a wide variety of health care providers — including pharmacies, pharmacy benefit managers (PBM), drug wholesalers, hospitals, physician groups and long-term care facilities — on regulatory, compliance and transactional matters. A U.S. Army Nurse Corps officer before she became a lawyer, Brenda brings hands-on experience as a health care provider to the counsel she provides on:
- Regulatory compliance, with a focus on pharmacy, nursing, assisted living and long-term care
- 340B drug pricing program compliance
- Licensing issues
- Physician group practice management
Nurturing collaborative professional relationships with regulators across the country and working closely with clients to understand their business needs and risk tolerance, Brenda works nimbly to guide clients toward the legal and business results they seek even in a rapidly changing health care technology and business environment. When the realities of health care delivery outpace the regulations governing them, she focuses on providing practical, operationally feasible recommendations to her clients. In addition to her J.D., Brenda holds a Master of Laws degree (LL.M.) in Health Law. She also is the national chair of the Health & Life Sciences Practice Group.
Education
- Northwestern University, Kellogg School of Management, Certificate, Quarles & Brady Leadership Program (2022)
- University of New Mexico (J.D., cum laude, 2001)
- Creighton University (BSN, 1993)
- Saint Louis University (LL.M., 2002)
- Health Law
Bar Admissions
- Arizona
- Idaho
- Kentucky
- New Mexico
- North Carolina
Court Admissions
- U.S. District Court, District of New Mexico, 2002