Okay, let’s tackle this. So Jill Kessler has a mix of public health and law skills. Public health professionals with research experience can charge around $100–$200 per hour. However, her law background from the University of Maryland might bump this up slightly. Considering her skills in epidemiology, clinical trials, and oncology clinical research, she’s likely in the higher end of this range. Maybe around $150–$250 per hour. But since she’s not a lawyer by trade and doesn’t have a Ph.D. in public health, I’ll estimate around $120 per hour, which is still a good rate for her expertise.