#3 in Education
The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine ranks #3 in the nation for medical education in psychiatry according to U.S. News & World Report's 2023 Best Graduate School rankings.
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The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine ranks #3 in the nation for medical education in psychiatry according to U.S. News & World Report's 2023 Best Graduate School rankings.
Congratulations to the new residents joining the Johns Hopkins Psychiatry professional training programs!
Learning about psychiatry is integrated throughout four years of medical school at Johns Hopkins in the form of require course work, a psychiatry clerkship, and elective opportunities.
Also known as the "Phipps Psychiatric Service." The program provides rigorous, wide-ranging training to prepare graduates to be excellent clinicians, as well as leaders in teaching and research.
Providing comprehensive education in psychiatric diagnosis and treatment of children, adolescents, and their families. The program is an integral part of the Charlotte R. Bloomberg's Children's Center.
Opportunities take the form of postdoctoral clinical and research fellowships, including NIH T-32 grants, as well as fellowships in adult and pediatric medical psychology.