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Policies and Guidelines

  • The Gold Book

    Governing Appointments, Promotions, and Professional Activities of the Full-Time Faculty

  • The Silver Book

    Professional Development Guide for the Faculty

  • The Blue Book

    Governing Appointments, Promotions, and Professional Activities for the Part-Time Faculty

 
 

A Snapshot of Our Faculty at Work

A provider wearing a protective mask examines a patient's ear.
In the lab with graduate students.
Plastics faculty and residents.
Faculty with graduate students, looking at a computer.
Otolaryngology faculty walking down a hallway, wearing masks.
Female faculty.
Faculty talk on the wards.
Faculty looking at data on a computer screen.
Female faculty talking with graduate students.
Faculty in conversation on the wards.
Plastics faculty and residents look at a computer.
Faculty speaking to a class.
Faculty walking around the School of Medicine campus.
Faculty reviewing data in the lab.
Three people looking at data on a computer screen.
Female faculty.
Faculty during a huddle on the wards.
A provider wearing a protective mask examines a patient's ear.
In the lab with graduate students.
Plastics faculty and residents.
Faculty with graduate students, looking at a computer.
Otolaryngology faculty walking down a hallway, wearing masks.
Female faculty.
Faculty talk on the wards.
Faculty looking at data on a computer screen.
Female faculty talking with graduate students.
Faculty in conversation on the wards.
Plastics faculty and residents look at a computer.
Faculty speaking to a class.
Faculty walking around the School of Medicine campus.
Faculty reviewing data in the lab.
Three people looking at data on a computer screen.
Female faculty.
Faculty during a huddle on the wards.
 

Meet Our Team Janice Clements, Ph.D. Vice Dean for Faculty

Janice Clements
Janice E. Clements, Ph.D., is a professor of molecular and comparative pathobiology, the Mary Wallace Stanton Professor for Faculty Affairs, and vice dean for faculty at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
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Women in Leadership

Barbara Fivush, Annette Mallory Donawa, Mary Myers, Janice Clements, Karen Horton, Tina Cheng

Today at Johns Hopkins Medicine, we see the profound influence of women leaders in every aspect of the fields of medicine and science – from the operating room, to the research laboratory, to the executive suite.

About Women Leaders
 

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