Consortium Teaching Fellow

J.D. Required State Bar admission (any US state) Experience or expertise in Medicaid HCBS/LTSS/LTC preferred; OR ability to get up to speed quickly and experience in at least in one or more of the following areas of law: estate planning/disability planning, Medicare, long term care advocacy, housing, alternatives to guardianship/conservatorship, medical-legal capacity, paid family and medical leave, and elder abuse Interest in the needs, rights and care of older adults and caregivers Exceptional communication skills, including communicating legal information to nonlegal audiences Ability to collaborate, network, and develop relationships Excellent legal research and analysis, particularly 50-state statutory reviews and summaries Excellent project management skills, organizational skills and attention to detail Ability to work independently to drive tasks and projects to completion Ability to work effectively as part of a small team

Conduct strategic outreach to health systems stakeholders across the United States Contribute to, independently develop, and/or tailor trainings on legal needs of older adults for health systems trainees and partners Independently or jointly deliver trainings on topics within areas of subject matter expertise Track and report on outreach and training efforts using existing databases Conduct 50-state legal reviews and other legal research projects on specific topics of relevance to care of older adults and caregivers Draft summaries, reports and other writing products as required Support planning and hosting of in-person convening in Northern California in fall 2026