Her teaching and scholarship focus on healthcare, bioethics, and administrative law, especially as those topics relate to reproductive rights. Her scholarship has explored a broad range of healthcare issues, such as the ethics of prenatal whole genome sequencing, regulations surrounding the consumption of pharmaceuticals in pregnant and lactating women, and due process concerns associated with agency action and inaction in the healthcare context. She has been published in numerous law reviews and bioethics journals, including Journal of Law, Medicine, & Ethics, Hastings Center Report, Michigan Journal of Gender & Law, NYU Journal of Law & Social Change, and Health Matrix.