Jill R. Horwitz

Dr. Jill R. Horwitz has a profound understanding of the intricate intersections between law, economics, and healthcare, making her a distinguished faculty member at UCLA School of Law and the Luskin School of Public Affairs. Before her tenure at UCLA, Dr. Horwitz was a respected professor at the University of Michigan, where she honed her expertise and contributed significantly to the academic community. Dr. Horwitz's academic journey is marked by an impressive array of qualifications. She earned her Bachelor of Arts from Northwestern University, followed by a Master of Public Policy, Juris Doctor, and Doctor of Philosophy from Harvard University. Her comprehensive educational background underpins her extensive research in law and economics, governance, and healthcare reform. An active member of the Bar of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Dr. Horwitz is also a fellow at the National Academy of Social Insurance, reflecting her commitment to advancing social policy and legal scholarship. Her research has been widely published in leading law reviews, health policy journals, and economics journals, establishing her as a thought leader in her fields of interest. At UCLA, Dr. Horwitz imparts her knowledge through courses such as Torts, Health Law, and Nonprofit Law, alongside specialized seminars in law and economics, governance, and healthcare reform. Her teaching is characterized by a deep engagement with the complexities of legal regulation of healthcare organizations and the evolving landscape of healthcare policy. Dr. Horwitz's work not only enriches the academic environment at UCLA but also influences broader discussions on healthcare and legal reform. Her contributions continue to shape the understanding and development of effective governance and policy-making in the healthcare sector.