About Alexis
Alexis Kerr uses her recent 12 years of experience (seven as general counsel) advising British Columbia's largest health authority, as well as her previous private practice experience as a commercial litigation and privacy lawyer, to provide practical, business-driven and results-oriented advice and assistance to clients in the healthcare industry and in all industries where privacy and data protection is an ongoing and ever-evolving challenge.In the healthcare space, Ms. Kerr advises health authority boards and senior executive teams on all aspects of law that affect their broad-based operations, including conducting administrative hearings. She is well-versed in leading complex contract negotiations, formal and alternative dispute resolution, managing clinician behavioural and clinical practice issues, and facilitating enterprise risk management. She also regularly advises virtual care providers on their regulatory requirements in interacting with the Canadian public healthcare and professional regulatory systems, and with respect to related data privacy, security and residency issues, including the use of cloud service providers.On the data protection and privacy front, Ms. Kerr also has many years of experience advising organizational clients on compliance with applicable privacy laws, mapping data and developing privacy impact assessments, developing and executing privacy management programs, policies and procedures, employee training and education, investigating and managing data breach and cybersecurity incidents, liaising with privacy and acces
Alexis Kerr uses her recent 12 years of experience (seven as general counsel) advising British Columbia's largest health authority, as well as her previous private practice experience as a commercial litigation and privacy lawyer, to provide practical, business-driven and results-oriented advice and assistance to clients in the healthcare industry and in all industries where privacy and data protection is an ongoing and ever-evolving challenge.In the healthcare space, Ms. Kerr advises health authority boards and senior executive teams on all aspects of law that affect their broad-based operations, including conducting administrative hearings. She is well-versed in leading complex contract negotiations, formal and alternative dispute resolution, managing clinician behavioural and clinical practice issues, and facilitating enterprise risk management. She also regularly advises virtual care providers on their regulatory requirements in interacting with the Canadian public healthcare and professional regulatory systems, and with respect to related data privacy, security and residency issues, including the use of cloud service providers.On the data protection and privacy front, Ms. Kerr also has many years of experience advising organizational clients on compliance with applicable privacy laws, mapping data and developing privacy impact assessments, developing and executing privacy management programs, policies and procedures, employee training and education, investigating and managing data breach and cybersecurity incidents, liaising with privacy and acces
Alexis Kerr uses her recent 12 years of experience (seven as general counsel) advising British Columbia's largest health authority, as well as her previous private practice experience as a commercial litigation and privacy lawyer, to provide practical, business-driven and results-oriented advice and assistance to clients in the healthcare industry and in all industries where privacy and data protection is an ongoing and ever-evolving challenge.In the healthcare space, Ms. Kerr advises health authority boards and senior executive teams on all aspects of law that affect their broad-based operations, including conducting administrative hearings. She is well-versed in leading complex contract negotiations, formal and alternative dispute resolution, managing clinician behavioural and clinical practice issues, and facilitating enterprise risk management. She also regularly advises virtual care providers on their regulatory requirements in interacting with the Canadian public healthcare and professional regulatory systems, and with respect to related data privacy, security and residency issues, including the use of cloud service providers.On the data protection and privacy front, Ms. Kerr also has many years of experience advising organizational clients on compliance with applicable privacy laws, mapping data and developing privacy impact assessments, developing and executing privacy management programs, policies and procedures, employee training and education, investigating and managing data breach and cybersecurity incidents, liaising with privacy and acces
