The Health Law LL.M. program is designed to expose the graduate law student to the full range of legal, corporate, tax, bioethical, and regulatory issues encountered by a health lawyer. The student is expected to master the complex environment in which health care is delivered, the economic forces that shape such care, and the role of the lawyer in representing providers, insurers, patients, and consumers. The curriculum also creates a sensitivity to ethical and policy issues that are interwoven with the legal issues of health care delivery.