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Amteshwar Singh, M.B.B.S., M.Ed.
- Director of Education, Division of Hospital Medicine at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center
- Associate Program Director, JHBMC Hospital Medicine Fellowship
- Assistant Professor of Medicine
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Flora Kisuule, M.D.
- Director, Division of Hospital Medicine at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center
- Vice Chair for Inpatient Operations at JHBMC, Department of Medicine
- Director, Hospitalist Medicine Fellowship
- Associate Professor of Medicine
Academic Hospital Medicine Fellowship Program
The Hospital Medicine Fellowship program at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center was established in 2008 and has graduated fellows who now have successful careers in leadership and academia.
Program Overview
- Fellows may choose one of three tracks: Leadership, quality improvement, and medical education.
- Opportunity to get an advanced degree (MBA at Carey Business School, Post Masters Certificate in Education, Lean Sigma Green Belt Certificate)
- Duration: Two-years
- Not a visa opportunity
- Applications are accepted from Internal Medicine – or Family Medicine Board – eligible physicians.
- Salary follows NIH PGY guidelines
Fellowship Administration
The fellowship program is overseen by top faculty of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. These faculty members oversee the structure and administration of the program. They provide continuous support and mentorship to ensure the success of the fellows.
Program Leadership
Program Leadership
Mentors
Scott Mitchell Wright, M.D.
- Director, GIM, JHBMC
- Chief, General Internal Medicine
- Director, Miller-Coulson Academy of Clinical Excellence
- Professor of Medicine
Core Curriculum for All Fellows
| Year One | Year Two |
|---|---|
| Direct Care service on inpatient hospitalist floor; 4 months | Direct care service on inpatient hospitalist floor; 2 to 4 months |
| Direct observation and feedback/coaching through Miller Coulson Coaching in Clinical Excellence: Moving from Competence to Excellence in Clinical Care | Direct observation and feedback/coaching through Miller Coulson Coaching in Clinical Excellence: Moving from Competence to Excellence in Clinical Care |
| Certificate Course: Longitudinal Program in Teaching Skills | Teaching attending: 2 to 4 months** |
| Academic Hospitalist Academy* | SHM Leadership Academy* |
| SHM Annual Conferenc (SHM Converge)* | SHM Annual Conferenc (SHM Converge)* |
| Introduction to Clinical Research* | Committee participation |
| Communication in Health Care | Continue mentored project started in year one |
| Active committee participation | |
| Mentored Research/Quality Improvement Project |
*Optional for fellows in combined hospital medicine/MBA program
** Duration depends on track
Leadership Track (Combined Hospital Medicine Fellowship/MBA Program)
| Year One | Year Two |
|---|---|
| Masters in Business Administration (MBA) through Johns Hopkins Carey Business School | |
| SHM Leadership Academy | |
Medical Education Track
| Year One | Year Two |
|---|---|
| Post-Master’s Certificate in Evidence Based Teaching through Johns Hopkins School of Education* | |
| Curriculum Development* | |
*Fellows may elect to complete only teaching skills and curriculum development rather than the entire post-certificate program
Quality Improvement Track
| Year One | Year Two |
|---|---|
| Certificate in Quality, Patient Safety and Outcomes Research | Armstrong Institute Patient Safety and Quality Leadership Academy |
| SHM Quality and Safety Educators Academy (QSEA) |
Apply Now
To apply to the Academic Hospitalist Fellowship Program, complete the application and email or mail it using the addresses below.
For more information, please contact us at:
Johns Hopkins Academic Hospital Medicine Fellowship Program[email protected]
Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center
5200 Eastern Avenue
MFL East Tower, 2nd Floor
Baltimore, MD 21224
(410) 550-5018