The Division of Neurosciences Critical Care at Johns Hopkins specializes in caring for patients who are critically ill with neurological and neurosurgical conditions in two state-of-the-art neurocritical care units: at The Johns Hopkins Hospital, a Comprehensive Stroke Center and Level 1 trauma center, and at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, a Primary Stroke Center and Level 2 trauma center. We take the Johns Hopkins tripartite mission of research, education and patient care seriously and are proud to be a national and international leader in each area, driven by a tradition of innovative research, broad interdisciplinary collaboration and a dynamic, intellectually rigorous environment that trains the next generation of neurocritical care specialists.

About Neurocritical Care at Johns Hopkins

  • Our Team

    Dedicated multidisciplinary team delivering exceptional patient care at two hospitals.

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  • Fellowship

    ACGME-certified fellowship training program; 4 to 5 positions yearly.

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  • Research

    Diverse, well-funded research programs, including a T32 research training program.

    An NCCU fellow standing in front of a poster at a conference
  • Education

    Robust educational framework that promotes continued learning.

    NCC fellows practice CPR on torso mannequins in a bright classroom. With focused expressions, they engage in hands-on training, supervised by a facilitator.
  • History

    40+ years of innovation in research, education and patient care.

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