Welcome to the Office of Graduate Medical Education

The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Graduate Medical Education enterprise is dedicated to instilling in our residents and fellows the clinical, teaching, and research knowledge, attitudes, and skills critical to becoming future leaders in medicine who are worthy of the public’s trust. 

Our residents and fellows will:

  • provide compassionate, patient-centered care;
  • understand social determinants of health and combat health inequities and structural injustice confronting our patients and the communities we serve;
  • deliver care of the highest quality and value;
  • develop skills to become excellent physicians, scientists, and innovators in the field.

We value diversity, equity and inclusion, and foster the practice of teamwork, professionalism, and academic excellence. We accomplish these shared goals in a supportive and collaborative environment with world-class faculty mentorship.

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House Staff Council

We value diversity, equity and inclusion, and foster the practice of teamwork, professionalism, and academic excellence. We accomplish these shared goals in a supportive and collaborative environment with world-class faculty mentorship. Additionally our house staff play a vital role in building a supportive community for all trainees by fostering inclusivity and promoting a culture of collaboration and mutual respect. Our efforts to build a supportive and inclusive culture were nationally recognized with the receipt of the 2023 Barbara Ross-Lee Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Award.

Clinical Fellows Council

The mission of the CFC is to support the unique needs of clinical fellows by fostering professional growth, clarifying available resources and organizing social events.

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Johns Hopkins values and is committed to supporting the well-being of our students, residents, and clinical fellows. We have created this website to provide information on wellness programs, resources, and information for you to thrive during this important time in your professional career.

Contact Information

The Office of Graduate Medical Education provides services and interprets policies that apply to clinical training programs and their trainees. The GME Office interfaces with clinical training program directors and department chairs, as well as with the House Staff Council, the Clinical Fellows Council, and individual trainees.

All verifications are processed by the Registrar’s Office and should be e-mailed to [email protected] for processing.

Office of Graduate Medical Education
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
733 North Broadway
Edward D. Miller Research Building, Suite 137
Baltimore, MD 21205-2196
Phone: 410-955-3191
Fax: 410-955-0826 

Laura Hanyok, MD
Designated Institutional Official/Interim Associate Dean for Graduate 
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Corey Tapper, MD
Interim Director for GME Quality Improvement & Non-Standard Training Programs
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Danelle Cayea, MD
Interim Director for GME at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center
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Cassie Klein
Administrator, Graduate Medical Education & Postdoctoral Programs
ECFMG Training Program Liaison
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Trisha Taylor
Credentialing & Agreements Manager
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Patty Crapanzano
Senior Administrative Coordinator
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