A twice-yearly newsletter for current and former Johns Hopkins Medicine housestaff and friends
Historically, efforts to ensure a more inclusive residency program have relied on Osler trainees from unrepresented minorities. Leaders are working to change that. They want to ensure that everyone has a role to play in attracting underrepresented physicians to the program.
The director of the Osler Medical Residency Training Program celebrates the swift responsiveness and tenacity of residents, as the COVID-19 pandemic continues its devastating path.
Osler alum and 2019 Nobel Laureate Bill Kaelin studies mutations in the von Hippel-Landau disease that increase the risk of kidney cancer and other tumors. He and others went on to discover the molecular switch VHL uses to control the oxygen-sensitive protein hypoxia-inducible factor. Kaelin shares his insights and reminisces about his Osler training.
We are delighted to welcome the newly minted M.D.s who matched at The Johns Hopkins Hospital’s Osler Residency Program.
