Urban Health Primary Care Leadership Concentration
Our Mission
Our mission is to develop internists who are:
- Top-notch primary care physicians
- Committed to the care of disadvantaged and vulnerable populations in domestic urban settings
- Experts in medical and social conditions common in domestic vulnerable urban settings
- Future leaders of primary care, academia, public health and/or health advocacy organizations
The Osler Medical Residency, world-renowned since its founding in 1889, is famous for its academic rigor, its esprit de corps, its focus on general medical wards and clinics, and its unwavering commitment to comprehensive care for the residents of East Baltimore. Inclusive excellence and health equity are central values of our program. We strive to create a program with residents who have diverse experiences and who feel supported by our program and the institution.
We have thoughtfully and intentionally built our UH and MP community.
The Track is a magnet for faculty and mentors from across the Johns Hopkins East Baltimore campus:
- The Department of Medicine
- The Division of General Internal Medicine
- The Bloomberg School of Public Health
- The School of Nursing
- The Urban Health Institute
- Johns Hopkins Community Physicians
- The Center for Transgender and Gender Expansive Health
If you'd like to learn more about the Urban Health Concentration of the Osler Primary Care Track, please follow the links below. We'd be delighted to chat with you by email or phone, or in person here in Baltimore. Please click below to contact us.
Leonard Feldman, MD
Co-Director, Osler Primary Care Track; Director, Urban Health Concentration
Phone: 410-502-2128
Email: [email protected]
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Rachel Kruzan, MD
Associate Concentration Director, Urban Health Concentration
Phone: 410-522-9800
Email: [email protected]
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Adrienne Johnson, MD
Associate Concentration Director, Urban Health Concentration
Email: [email protected]