How to Become a Medical Lawyer in South Africa
What does a medical lawyer do?
A medical Lawyer is a personal lawyer that specializes in cases involving improper or harmful medical care.
Where can I study medical law in SA?
There are several institutions that offer these course in South Africa, namely
University of Pretoria. Pretoria.
University of KwaZulu-Natal – Howard College Campus.
University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) – Pietermaritzburg Campus.
University of Pretoria – Centre of Human Rights.
How much does a medical lawyer earn in South Africa?
According to 2020 salary, breakdown;
Senior Associate (with 5-6 years post-qualified experience earns about R900 000 – R1400 000
Associate (3 – 4 years post qualified experience) earns about R740 000 – R 900 000
Associate (0 -2 years post-qualified experience) earns about R580 000 – R740 000
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What do I need to be a medical lawyer South Africa?
You need to have Juris Doctor(J.D) degree ,
Almost all states require ongoing continuing legal education training
Good research, communication, analytical, writing and speaking skills.
What qualifications do you need to be a medical lawyer?
In order to become a medical malpractice lawyer in South Africa
Acquire a Bachelor’s Degree.
Pass the LSAT.
Complete Law School.
Pass the Bar.
Gain Experience.
Acquire a Master of Laws Degree.
