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M. Aileen Shinaman, JD

M. Aileen Shinaman, JDM. Aileen Shinaman, JD, has served as MCW’s senior vice president, general counsel and assistant secretary since July 1, 2023. In this role, Aileen serves as the chief legal advisor to the institution, senior leadership, Board of Trustees, faculty and staff. She leads a team of approximately seven legal professionals. Her areas of expertise include mergers and affiliations, faculty compensation, contract and tenure issues, the Stark and Anti-Kickback laws, human subject and basic science research and oversight for legal aspects of compliance.

Prior to joining MCW, Aileen most recently served as vice president and general counsel at the University of Rochester Medical Center in New York, which includes the approximately 900-bed Strong Memorial Hospital, a 1,400-member employed faculty group, a school of medicine and dentistry, five affiliate hospitals, three nursing homes and related healthcare subsidiaries. Aileen was with the university for over two decades, and before that worked in private practice and was an appellate clerk with the New York State Supreme Court, Appellate Division.

 

 


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