Responsive, thorough and innovative healthcare regulatory counsel

Shamika Mazyck advises pharmacies, wholesale drug distributors, drug manufacturers, practitioner groups, home infusion providers and a variety of healthcare-related entities. She comprehensively understands home health, Nurse Compact, pharmacy and practitioner scope of practice laws. Shamika has had conversations with regulators throughout the country about licensure requirements for entities that provide limited in-home services (e.g., clinical trial monitoring or vaccine administration). Her unique insight allows her to identify licensure barriers and assist with resolving and defending compliance concerns.

With a background in environmental consulting and occupational health and safety management in acute care facilities before launching her legal career, Shamika focuses on:

• Healthcare regulatory analysis and compliance
• Healthcare regulatory due diligence assessments for private equity firms
• Healthcare licensing analysis
• Healthcare contracts

Clients appreciate the extensive knowledge of the operational realities of healthcare providers that Shamika brings to her legal counsel. Adept at building relationships and leading multidisciplinary groups of people, she develops comprehensive regulatory compliance programs and procedures built on collaborative decision making and innovative solutions.

Bar Admissions

• Indiana

Education

• Hope College (B.A., 2001)
  • Biology

• Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law (J.D., 2018)
  • Health Law Review
  • The Evening Student Union, secretary, treasurer

• Wayne State University (M.S., 2004)
  • Occupational Health, Environmental Science

• "A Knowledge Infusion: A Legal Overview of Infusion Pharmacy Services"
• "America's Vaccine Rollout is Already Leaving People of Color Behind. Healthcare Providers Need to Make a Serious Effort to Change This."
• "Black Directors Health Equity Agenda Inc. Unite in Efforts to Diversify Leadership and Achieve Health Equity"
• "New Pharmacy Laws: A Closer Look at Trends and Changes"
• "Southern District New York Ruling Reignites the Debate on Conscientious Clauses in Healthcare"
• "Southern District New York Ruling Reignites the Debate on Conscientious Clauses in Healthcare"
• Countdown to 2026: New Year Changes in Telehealth Impacting Medicare Providers
• Expanding APRN Authority: What California, Oklahoma, and Wisconsin Providers Need to Know
• Indiana Passes Law Granting Pharmacist Prescriptive Authority for Birth Control and Requiring Medicaid Coverage of the Care
• Indiana State Department of Health Continues to Issue Guidance Related to the Effects of COVID-19 on Long-Term Care Facilities
• Oregon Publishes Final Rule Requiring Pharmacies to Provide Prescription Label Readers
• OSHA's COVID-19 Emergency Standard for Healthcare Employers
• Restrictions on Communal Dining for Long-Term Care Providers During COVID-19
• The Laws, They Are A-Changin: Indiana Health Care-Related Laws Update, July 2020

Seminar

• 2021 Pharmacy Law Symposium
• 2023 Pharmacy Law Symposium
• 2025 Pharmacy Law Symposium
• Inspection Survival Guide: Don't Get Caught with Your Policies Down
• Networking Lunch and Corporate Counsel Game Show Style Competition with ACC Indiana