Congratulations to the Class of 2020!
The Graduate Student Oath
Administered by Erika L. Matunis, Professor of Cell Biology.
The Oath of Hippocrates
Administered by Robert B. Shochet, Associate Professor of Medicine.
Delivering on the Promise of Medicine
The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine consistently ranks among the nation’s very best in education. These numbers are important, but we’re more than numbers – we’re a community of seekers and dreamers. Using the latest tools and teachings available to scientists and doctors, we become healers, caregivers, discoverers and inventors.
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Right Here, Right Now: James Taylor, M.D., Surgical Resident, The Johns Hopkins Hospital
After working on a COVID-19 intensive care unit, James Taylor, a senior resident at The Johns Hopkins Hospital, is returning to his normal duties performing trauma and acute care surgery.
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Congratulations to our School of Medicine graduates!
The annual Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Convocation Ceremony is an extraordinary event for our graduates, and a moving recognition of their professional accomplishments and their unbelievable dedication and commitment.
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From the Blog: Ways in Which We Can Help Throughout the Coronavirus Pandemic
Medical student Maria Fazal discusses ways for learners at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine to help others during this time of need.
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US News & World Report ranks Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine #2 in the nation of best research-oriented medical schools
Top ranked in seven specialties. Four specialties ranked #1 and one ranked #2.
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United Against Bullying and Harassment at Johns Hopkins
The medical school and university are introducing resources and policies to prevent mistreatment of learners and respond appropriately if it does occur.
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From the Blog: 7 Pieces of Advice for Promoting Gender Equity at Johns Hopkins
Graduate student Emily Han shares lessons learned at the recent workshop, “Gender Equity in Science at Hopkins."
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A Relationship Between Equals
In the current era of burnout and wellness, it’s important to return to the bedside as much to evaluate our patients as to share our vulnerability, says Bayview resident Maddie Rodriguez.
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From the Blog: How a Workshop Changed My Perspective on Networking Events
A Ph.D. student shares his experience attending a workshop hosted by the Johns Hopkins Medicine Professional Development and Career Office.
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From the Blog: An Evening with Nobel Laureate Gregg Semenza
Graduate student Kyla Britson shares her thoughts on attending Dr. Semenza's keynote presentation for the Hopkins Medicine Distinguished Speaker Series.
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Happy Birthday, IEE!
The Johns Hopkins Institute for Excellence in Education Celebrates 10 Years.
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From the Blog: Facing Your Own Cynicism in Biomedical Professions
The more you know, the more you know you don’t know. In biomedical professions, sometimes that fact can be energizing and other times — disheartening.
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Pioneers in Research
From basic to translational to clinical research, our medical and graduate students, residents and fellows study with Nobel laureates, Lasker Award winners and National Academy of Science members.
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Baltimore earned the nickname “Charm City” from its mosaic of diverse cultures and neighborhoods. The city’s down-to-earth reputation belies its significance as an East Coast economic hub and a leading center for science, technology, learning and industry. The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine is proud to be part of this dynamic city.