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Mission Statement
The mission of the Hopkins Medical Scientist Training Program is to train educate the future leaders of biomedical science academic medicine in both the field of medicine as well as fundamental and biomedical research, as well as the field of medicine. The Program is committed to the recruitment of excellent, diverse students and the development, growth, and nurturing of these future physician-scientists through advanced education, training, and career enhancement. The core values of the Program include a passion for research, a caring and dedicated approach to medicine, with collegiality and unconditional integrity in all pursuits, and collegiality.
What is New
Welcome to Johns Hopkins!
The training of medical scientists and academic physicians has been a
major mission of The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine since
its founding in 1893. The medical school was the first in the country
to integrate research, teaching and clinical care and has served as a
model for modern medical education. We invite you to explore our MD-PhD
Program. Today the Hopkins tradition of training medical scientists
continues, principally through the MD-PhD Program described in this
website..
Message From the Director
Click here for a message from Program Director Robert F. Siliciano, MD, PhD, a Professor of Medicine, Molecular Biology and Genetics, and an Investigator of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute at The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. He is also a graduate of our MD-PhD Program. His area of research is the treatmenet of HIV infection.
Calendar of Events
Currently, there are events planned for the following days:
