An accomplished academic, medical ethicist and certified health care compliance specialist, Professor Julie Campbell joined the Brandeis School of Law in Fall 2024. Her scholarship focuses on health law and the role of ethics in clinical practice.

Professor Campbell has taught at DePaul University College of Law, Loyola University Chicago School of Law and Robert Morris University. While at DePaul, she was a faculty fellow with the Mary and Michael Jaharis Health Law Institute and later served as the institute’s co-executive director. She completed a fellowship in clinical medical ethics at the MacLean Center for Clinical Medical Ethics at the University of Chicago School of Medicine, and she was the 2019–20 health law fellow with the American Medical Association. Before entering academia, she practiced litigation with Poulos Black, P.C., in Evanston, Illinois, and with Kane, Laduzinsky & Mendoza, Ltd., in Chicago.

Her scholarly work has appeared in the Georgia Law Review, University of Houston Journal of Health Law and Policy and Health Matrix: Journal of Law-Medicine. Her empirical study with Gina Piscitello, M.D., “Does Reframing Do-Not-Resuscitate to Beneficial Care Only Increase Acceptance of No-CPR Orders?” is forthcoming in CHEST. She is a past recipient of the Imperato Award for Scholarship at DePaul University College of Law and the Gratias Award for service to students with disabilities from Loyola University Chicago.

Professor Campbell has served on the health law committee at DePaul and chaired the curriculum committee for Robert Morris University’s master’s in management for health care administration program. She is active with the Illinois Association of Healthcare Attorneys, the American Society for Law, Medicine & Ethics and the American Health Law Association.