Dr. Dimitri Tito, assistant professor in the Division of Hospital Medicine at JHBMC, was recently recognized by two separate organizations as a healthcare leader under 40. Dr. Tito is a physician and public health leader whose work bridges clinical care, health policy, and global health impact. His research focuses on non-communicable disease screenings in low-income settings, and he has led community-based programs delivering essential care and education to underserved populations worldwide. From advancing policy to expanding access in resource-limited communities, his work reflects a deep commitment to 
health access, prevention, and equity-driven care delivery.
In April, he was honored at the National Minority Quality Forum Annual Health Leadership Summit in Washington, D.C., where he was recognized as one of 40 Under 40 Leaders in Minority Health.
Dr. Tito was also named to the Black Health Connect 40 Under 40 Class of 2026, highlighting emerging leaders advancing healthcare delivery and community impact. He was honored at the Black Health Ball in Baltimore in June.
