Miller timeline

Date: June 14, 2011

Miller timeline

1997

• Miller appointed as first dean/CEO of Johns Hopkins Medicine

1998

• Howard County General Hospital enters the Johns Hopkins Medicine system

1999

• Miller centralizes the international initiatives into what is now Johns Hopkins Medicine International
• The Bunting-Blaustein building for cancer research opens
• Founding of the McKusick-Nathans Institute of Genetic Medicine

2000

• Founding of the Institute for Basic Biomedical Sciences
• The Harry and Jeannette Weinberg building, a comprehensive cancer treatment center, opens

2001

• Founding of the Institute for Cell Engineering, the first dedicated cell engineering research incubator of its kind in academic medicine
• Founding of the Center for Innovation in Quality Patient Care, in response to the tragic death of young Hopkins patient Josie King
• Creating the role of vice dean for clinical investigations and strengthening clinical trial oversight, in response to the death of human research volunteer and employee Ellen Roche
• The Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center opens
• The Johns Hopkins Early Learning and Child Care Center opens in the former Church Hospital complex

2002

• Miller creates one of the nation’s largest academic group practices by consolidating Hopkins Hospital’s Clinical Practice Association with Bayview Medical Center’s clinical group

2003

• Hopkins Medicine trustees set the 10-year campus redevelopment plan, beginning with the FY 2004 budget
• Broadway Research Building opens

2004

• Founding of the Johns Hopkins Heart Institute, now known as the Heart and Vascular Institute

2005

• A celebration recognizes the promotion of 100 women to the rank of full professor

2006

• Groundbreaking for the new clinical buildings
• The David H. Koch Cancer Research Building and the David M. Rubenstein Child Health Building open
• The Medicine Diversity Committee is created to accelerate improvements under way on the number of underrepresented minority medical students and residents

2007

• The Johns Hopkins Medicine Brain Science Institute is established

2009

• The new school of medicine curriculum, Genes to Society, is launched
• The Anne and Mike Armstrong Medical Education Building opens
• Suburban Hospital in Bethesda is integrated into Johns Hopkins Medicine

2010

• Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington, D.C., joins the Hopkins family. So does All Children’s Hospital in St. Petersburg, Fla.
• Hopkins agrees to develop Perdana University Graduate School of Medicine and Perdana University Teaching
• Hospital in Malaysia
• The number of women who have attained full professorships in the school of medicine increases to 155