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Ruth Gaare Bernheim, JD, MPH, is Associate Director of the Institute for Practical Ethics and Public Life, and Director of the Public Health Program, School of Medicine. She teaches courses in the medical school,
law school, and college, and has coordinated numerous projects in
public policy and ethics, including public health initiatives with
the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Virginia
Department of Health.
Ms.
Gaare Bernheim previously was on the faculty of the Johns Hopkins
School of Public Health and Johns Hopkins Bioethics Institute, where
her projects included a Robert Wood Johnson-funded grant with the
Maryland Attorney General's Office on End-of-Life Care and a PEW-funded
grant on Managed Care and Public Health. She also coordinated the
Greenwall PostDoctoral Fellowship Program in Bioethics and Health
Policy and served as a member of the Johns Hopkins Hospital Ethics
Committee and the Johns Hopkins Health Care Scientific and Benefits
Assessment Committee.
Ms.
Gaare Bernheim's education includes a law degree from the University
of Virginia School of Law, a Master's of Public Health degree from
Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, certificates in mediation
from Boston University and Harvard School of Public Health, and
coursework as a Research Scholar at the Kennedy Institute of Ethics.
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