Sarah Davis
Clinic Assistant Professor
E-mail: sdavis2@wisc.edu
Telephone: 265-0906
Office: Room 4311, Law School
Education:
J.D. 2002, University of Wisconsin Law School
M.P.A. 2002, La Follette School of Public Affairs
B.A. 1994, Wesleyan University
Teaching Areas:
Consumer Law
Health Law
Health Law: Patient Advocacy
Biography
As Associate Director of the Center for Patient Partnerships, Ms. Davis assists in the day-to-day operations of the Center which trains students of law, medicine, nursing, pharmacy, industrial engineering, and other disciplines in patient advocacy and health systems change.
In her Clinical Assistant Professor role, Ms. Davis oversees the Center's health advocacy education program, co-teaching the Health Advocacy & Patient Centered Care Clinical. She also teaches Rights and Responsiblities in Health Care and Consumer Issues in Health Systems and Health Care Delivery. Ms. Davis also serves on the UW's Interprofessional Health Committee - http://interprofessionalhealth.wisc.edu/ - and is active in interdisciplinary educational reform efforts.
By training, Ms. Davis is an attorney and a specialist in
public/nonprofit management and health policy. Prior to joining the clinical faculty, Sarah was in
private practice in Madison.
