Hopkins GIM provides a scholarly crossroads for faculty members from other departments in the School of Medicine (SOM), the School of Public Health (SPH), and School of Nursing (SON). Listed below are the researchers from allied divisions and departments who hold active joint appointments in the Division of General Internal Medicine, with links to their homepages.     

 

Name	Department/School	Research Interests
Caleb Alexander, MD, MS	Epidemiology/SPH	prescription drugs, drug utilization, drug safety, drug effectiveness, patient-provider communication, pharmacoepidemiology, regulatory policy, Food and Drug Administration
Gerard Anderson, PhD	Health Policy and Management/SPH	international comparisons chronic disease health spending medicare
Adler Archer, JD, MS, MSc, MPS	Biomedical Engineering/WSE	digital health, global health, social informatics, professional identity
Paul Auwaerter, MD	Infectious Diseases/DOM	tick borne diseases, Point of Care Information Technology
Marion J. Ball, EdD	Nursing Informatics/SON	informatics
Jamil D. Bayram, MD, MEd, MPH	Emergency Medicine/DOM	disaster metrics, international emergency medicine, complex humanitarian emergencies, disaster medicine & public health preparedness
Lewis Becker, MD	Cardiology/DOM	pathogenesis of post-ischemic myocardial inflammation and role in reperfusion injury, regulation of proinflammatory genes in reperfused myocardium, effects of mental stress on the heart, genetics of premature coronary artery disease (GeneSTAR)
Alia Bodnar, MD	Addiction Medicine/DOM
Lee Bone, MD, MPH	Health, Behavior and Society/SPH	urban health care, cardiovascular diseases, indigenous health, interventions, diabetes, cancer, community-based health programs, health disparities; Tobacco control; Control of hypertension in high-risk communities
Daniel Brotman, MD	JHH Hospital Medicine/DOM	hospital medicine; thrombosis and anticoagulation; perioperative medicine; care coordination; readmissions
Kathryn Carson, ScM	Epidemiology/SPH	biostatistics, epidemiological methods, cooperative research, clinical trials, study design, data analysis, ICTR (Johns Hopkins Institute for Clinical and Translational Research)
Jeanne Charleston, BSN, RN	Epidemiology/SPH	cardiovascular diseases, diet, exercise, minority populations
Sarah Johnson Conway, MD	JHH Hospital Medicine/DOM	quality of care; care coordination; transitions of care; accountable care organizations
Josef Coresh, MD, PhD, MHS	Epidemiology/SPH	epidemiology, cardiovascular epidemiology, vascular diseases, kidney diseases, genetic epidemiology
Rita F. D'Aoust, PhD	Acute and Chronic Care/SON	interprofessional education, simulation, underserved populations
Cheryl R. Dennison, PhD	SON	patient safety and cardiovascular care
Sanjay V. Desai, MD	Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine/DOM
David W. Dowdy, MD	Epidemiology/SPH	tuberculosis, epidemiology, health economics, HIV, ICU
Mark Dredze, PhD, MA	Computer Science/JHU	health informatics; natural language processing
Sydney Dy, MD, MSc	Health Policy and Management/SPH	health policy and management, quality of care and improvement, quality measurement and indicators, palliative care, end-of-life care, pain, hospice, oncology, communication, decision-making, patient and medication safety, patient-reported outcomes, information technology, comparative effectiveness, health services research, medicare, systematic reviews, consensus processes, cancer, primary care, care transitions, opioids, qualitative, implementation science
Ruth Faden, PhD, MPH	Health Policy and Management/SPH	health policy and management, ethics, vaccine ethics, bioethics and public policy, ethics and cellularengineering, ethics and neuroscience, ethics and bioterrorism, genetics and public policy, research ethics, justice theory
Margaret D. Fallin, PhD	Epidemiology/SPH	epidemiology, genetics, epigenetics, genetic epidemiology, neuropsychiatric disorders, mental health, development, Single-Nucleotide Polymorphism (SNP), autism, Alzheimer's disease, Schizophrenia, Bipolar disorder
Nauder Faraday, MD	Anesthesiology and Critical Care/DOM	genetic determinants of complications after surgery
Leonard Feldman, MD	JHH Hospital Medicine/DOM	resident education; high value care; perioperative medicine; urban health
Joseph Gallo, MD, MPH	Mental Health/SPH	depression, aging, mortality, patient preferences, health services, patient-provider relationships
Daniel Gold, DO	Nephrology/SOM Emergency Medicine/SOM Neurosurgery/SOM Ophthalmology/SOM Otolaryngology/SOM
Jeremy Greene, MD, PhD	History of Medicine/SOM	history of disease, global health, pharmaceuticals, therapeutics, twentieth century clinical medicine
Peter S. Greene, MD	Surgery/SOM	ventricular assist devices; clinical outcomes research; information technology advancement
Eliseo Guallar, MD, DrPH	Epidemiology/SPH	cardiovascular disease epidemiology, epidemiologic methods, polyunsaturated fatty acids, fish oils, heavy metals, meta-analysis
Ayse P. Gurses, PhD, MS	Anesthesiology and critical care/SOM	usability; qualitative research; survey design; coordination; handoffs; medical informatics; industrial and systems engineering; patient safety; human factors engineering
Jennifer Haythornthwaite, PhD	Psychiatry/SOM
Carrie Herzke, MD	JHH Hospital Medicine/DOM	quality improvement; infectious diseases, notably infection control; resident and student education
Erik H. Hoyer, MD	Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation/DOM	quality improvement, brain plasticity
Jeanne Keruly, MS, CRNP	Infectious Diseases/DOM
Michael Klag, MD, MPH	Epidemiology/SPH	hypertension, renal failure, precursors study, kidney disease, cardiovascular, epidemiology, genetic markers, health policy and management
Brian Kral, MD, MPH	Cardiology/DOM	stress myocardial perfusion imaging, genetic and biological mechanisms of premature coronary artery disease (Johns Hopkins GeneSTAR), noninvasive imaging of coronary atherosclerosis, cardiovascular and genetic epidemiology, association of mental stress and cardiovascular disease
Bryan Lau, PhD, MS, MHS	Epidemiology/SPH	HIV/AIDS, comorbidity, epidemiologic methods, epidemiology, biostatistics, observational studies
Robert Lawrence, MD	Health Policy and Management/SPH	environment, agriculture, food security, human rights, food systems
David Lichtman, PA	DOM	medical procedures, hospitalist medicine
Rasika Mathias, ScD, ScM	Allergy and Clinical Immunology/DOM	genetic epidemiology with emphasis on cardiovascular/asthma/lung disease and other chronic disease processes
Henry Michtalik, MD, MHS, MPH	DOM	patient safety issues, especially as related to patient census and transitions of care from acute to primary care; quality improvement and systems management
Paul Nagy, PhD	Radiology/DOM	biomedical informatics, imaging informatics, quality and patient safety
Paul Nyquist, MD, MPH	Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine/SOM	acute brain injury, White Matter Disease, subarachnoid hemorrhage, stroke genetics, intracranial hemorrhage
Amit Pahwa, MD	JHH Hospital Medicine/DOM	high value care; undergraduate medical education
Brent Petty, MD	Clinical Pharmacology/SOM	quality improvement, phase I clinical trials, phase II and phase III clinical trials, antimicrobial chemotherapy, hospital-based medical practices, internal medicine with ophthalmologic clinical trials
Padmini Ranasinghe, MBBS, MD, MPH	JHH Hospital Medicine/DOM	health and wellness; internal and preventive medicine; international health
Nancy Roderer, MLS	Health Sciences Informatics/DOM
Debra Roter, DrPH	Health, Behavior and Society/SPH	patient activation interventions, provider skill training, doctor-patient communication, RIAS (Roter Interaction Analysis System), gender disparities
Elizabeth Selvin, PhD, MPH	Epidemiology/SPH	epidemiology, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, obesity, biomarkers, diagnostics, policy
Zishan Siddiqui, MD	JHH Hospital Medicine/DOM	patient-centered care and patient satisfaction; international medicine; preoperative medicine; clinical reasoning
Thomas J. Smith, MD	Oncology, Palliative Care/SOM	palliative care
Donald Steinwachs, PhD	Health Policy and Management/SPH	severe mental illness, quality of care, patient outcomes, effectiveness of care systems, evidence-based medicine, integration of outcomes-management systems, managed care, access to care, quality profiling, management information systems (MIS)
Jonathan Weiner, DrPH	Health Policy and Management/SPH	Health services research and evaluation, health care policy analysis, public health, population health, information technology, electronic health records, quality of care, case-mix modeling, risk-adjustment modeling, predictive modeling, predictive analytics, primary care, ambulatory care, care management, health insurance and benefits, health workforce planning, international comparisons, health care financing
Albert Wu, MD, MPH	Health Policy and Management/SPH	patient safety, second victim, disclosure, incident reporting, near miss, quality of life, comparative effectiveness research, quality of care, MOS-HIV health survey, community based participatory research