Program Leadership

Program Leadership

Directors

Assistant Chiefs of Service (ACS)

Michael Chilazi, MD, Thayer Firm

Michael grew up in Boston and attended Harvard for college and medical school. Prior to starting medical school, he spent a year teaching in England (where he quickly learned his American accent was not considered equally charming). He moved to Baltimore with his partner Jen in 2019 to begin his residency in the Osler program. Following that, he moved back to Boston for his cardiology fellowship at Massachusetts General Hospital. His interests include intersections of electrophysiology and heart failure as well as applications of digital health technologies to improve healthcare disparities. Michael is excited to be back in Baltimore to work with the Osler program’s dedicated and exceptional housestaff. In his free time, you will find Michael and his partner Jen walking (being dragged by) their pup, Paolo.

Dr. Michael Chilazi

Michael Goestch, MD, Barker Firm

Michael grew up in Huntsville, Alabama. He attended the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa where he graduated with degrees in biology and Spanish. He earned his medical degree at the University of Alabama in Birmingham before completing his internal medicine training in the Osler Medical Residency as a member of the Thayer Firm. After residency, he completed his first year of cardiology fellowship at Johns Hopkins. He is interested in a career in heart failure and preventive cardiology. His clinical and research interests include personalized risk stratification, early risk factor modification to prevent cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular imaging, and medical education. Outside of the hospital, he enjoys reading, watching movies, taking his dog, Bella, for walks, hosting friends for dinner, and hiking. He is also an avid fan of the Alabama Crimson Tide.

Dr. Michael Goestch

Michael Kozik, MD, Janeway Firm

Mike grew up in Naperville, IL, outside of Chicago. He went to the University of South Carolina for undergrad (go Gamecocks!), Loyola University in Chicago for a master's degree in medical physiology, then moved back to SC for medical school at the USC School of Medicine in Columbia. After completing residency with the Osler program in 2022, he stayed on at The Johns Hopkins Hospital as a hospitalist. He is interested in medical education and previously led the Case Oriented Report clinical reasoning conferences for academic year 2022-2023. He is now applying for cardiology fellowship with the plan to explore heart failure and cardiac imaging. In his free time, he is a music and film enthusiast of both high- and low-brow genres. He is also an avid basement guitar player. When weather permits, he and his wife, Liane, can be seen hiking the Patapsco Park trails with their French Bulldogs, Pamb and Gus Gus. As an ACS, he is looking forward to mentoring the Osler program’s amazing trainees while sharing in the personal and educational growth that is unique to the journey of the O.

Dr. Michael Kozik

Margaret Krasne, MD, MPH, Longcope Firm

Meg grew up in Washington, D.C. and graduated from Harvard Medical School, where she spent an extra year earning a master's of public health from the T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Prior to her ACS year, she was a Health Systems Management fellow at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. She is interested in issues related to healthcare quality and access, particularly as they pertain to patients with chronic illness and end-of-life care. She is excited to return to the Osler Medical Residency, a community in constant pursuit of clinical excellence and deeply committed to patient care and each other. When not in the hospital, she enjoys spending time walking along Baltimore’s inner harbor, seeing movies at the Charles Theater, trying new restaurants, and traveling.

Dr. Meg Krasne

Lindsay Sheets, MD, MPH, Ambulatory ACS

Lindsay grew up in Mobile, AL. She attended Birmingham-Southern College for undergraduate school and University of Alabama at Birmingham for both medical and graduate school. Prior to ACS year, she completed medicine-pediatrics training here at Hopkins in the Med-Peds Urban Health Primary Care residency program. Lindsay is passionate about providing equitable primary care across the lifespan for patients experiencing homelessness and patients with medical complexity, chronic diseases of childhood, and disability. As ambulatory ACS, Lindsay can't wait to work closely with every single Osler resident-- no firm favorites here (though she was a Janeway Giant during residency!). She also hopes to grow resident comfort with outpatient medical management of complex patients and help residents nurture meaningful longitudinal relationships with their continuity clinic patients. Outside of work, Lindsay loves to exercise, walk in Patterson Park, sing classical and jazz music, enjoy live theater, and debate trashy reality tv with friends and family.

Firm Faculty Leaders

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Natalie West, M.D., M.H.S.

Janeway Firm Faculty Leader, Osler Medical Residency

Natalie West

Allan Gelber, M.D., Ph.D., M.P.H.

Thayer Firm Faculty Leader, Osler Medical Residency

Allan Gelber

Kristina Montemayor, M.D., M.H.S.

Longcope Firm Faculty Leader, Osler Medical Residency

Kristina Montemayor

Seth Martin, M.D., M.H.S.

Barker Firm Faculty Leader, Osler Medical Residency

Dr. Seth Martin

Associate Program Directors

  • Gail Valerie Berkenblit, M.D., Ph.D.

    • Associate Program Director for Ambulatory Education, Osler Medical Residency
    • Associate Professor of Medicine
  • Rebecca Hope Dezube, M.D.

    • Vice Chair for Inpatient Operations at JHH, Department of Medicine
    • Associate Program Director for Resident Clinical Operations, Osler Medical Residency
    • Assistant Professor of Medicine
  • Leonard Samuel Feldman, M.D.

    • Director, Osler Medical Residency Urban Health Track
    • Director, Medicine-Pediatrics Urban Health Residency Program
    • Associate Professor of Medicine
    • Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
  • Brian Thomas Garibaldi, M.D.

    • Director, Johns Hopkins Biocontainment Unit
    • Associate Program Director for Bedside Medicine, Osler Medical Residency
    • Director, Johns Hopkins Precision Medicine Center of Excellence for COVID-19
    • Director, Johns Hopkins Special Pathogens Center
    • Professor of Medicine
    • Professor of Physiology
  • Sonya Krishnan, M.D., M.H.S.

    • Associate Director, Infectious Diseases Fellowship Program
    • Associate Program Director for Ambulatory, Osler Medical Residency
    • Assistant Professor of Medicine
  • Michael Thomas Melia, M.D.

    • Director, Infectious Diseases Fellowship Program
    • Associate Program Director for Faculty Engagement, Osler Medical Residency
    • Associate Professor of Medicine
  • Heather Sateia, M.D.

    • Senior Associate Program Director for Evaluation and Assessment, Osler Medical Residency
    • Clinical Director, Johns Hopkins General Internal Medicine at Green Spring Station
    • Assistant Professor of Medicine
  • Corey Xavier Tapper, M.D., M.S.

    • Associate Program Director for Wellness, Osler Medical Residency
    • Associate Program Director, Hospice and Palliative Medicine Fellowship
    • Assistant Professor of Medicine
  • John Arnold Woller III, M.D.

    • Clinical Director of Hospitalist Teaching Services
    • Director of Clinical Reasoning for the Osler Medical Residency Training Program
  • Tinsay Ambachew Woreta, M.D., M.P.H.

    • Program Director, Gastroenterology and Transplant Hepatology Fellowships
    • Associate Program Director for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Osler Medical Residency
    • Assistant Professor of Medicine

 Emeritus Program Directors

Administrative Staff

Jenn Jackson
Program Administrator

Jennifer Weaver
Program Administrator