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Jessica Bailey-Wheaton
Senior Vice President & General Counsel at Health Capital Consultants
Jessica Bailey-Wheaton is a legal and healthcare professional with extensive experience in the field. She currently serves as an Adjunct Faculty member at Maryville University of Saint Louis, a position she has held since May 2019.1 In this role, she teaches a course on Healthcare Law, Ethics, and Risk Management for the Master's in Health Administration Program in the Walker College of Health Professions.1
Professional Experience
Alongside her academic role, Jessica holds the position of Senior Vice President & General Counsel at Health Capital Consultants, where she has been working since August 2013.1 Her work at Health Capital Consultants focuses on areas related to healthcare law and valuation.4
Educational Background
Jessica Bailey-Wheaton's educational background includes:
- Doctor of Law (J.D.) with a concentration in Health Law from Saint Louis University School of Law (2010-2013)1
- Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Political Science and Foreign Languages from West Virginia University (2006-2010)1
Legal Qualifications
She is a member of both the Missouri and Illinois Bars23, which allows her to practice law in these states.
Additional Roles and Experience
Prior to her current positions, Jessica has held several other roles, including:
- Law Clerk at Anderson & Gilbert L.C. (August 2011 - June 2013)1
- Extern at the Department of Veterans Affairs, Office of Regional Counsel (January 2013 - May 2013)1
- Library Legal Intern at the Supreme Court of Missouri (June 2011 - August 2011)1
Jessica Bailey-Wheaton's diverse experience in healthcare law, consulting, and academia makes her well-suited for her current roles in both the professional and academic spheres.
Highlights
Such a great time this past weekend at the American Bar Association Health Law Section Leadership Meeting in Denver! While we were there to work on plans for the upcoming bar year, it felt more like a good excuse to hang out and catch up with friends. I was honored to be recognized during our meeting as Volunteer of the Year. I have to say, it’s easy to put in the time when you love the people you do it with. Don’t hesitate to contact me if you would like to get involved – it’s just as fun as it looks!
Excited to speak today at the American College of Surgeons' Annual Clinical Congress during a panel session on Reimbursement for Surgical Services
