Carrie Herzke, assistant professor in the Division of General Internal Medicine and associate vice chair for inpatient operations, was named the associate chief medical officer for The Johns Hopkins Hospital. In this part-time role, she will provide the vision for and oversight of the MCIC-sponsored and other patient safety programs at JHH.
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The Passing of Dr. Theodore Bayless
Posted by | LeadershipIt is with sadness that we share with you the passing of esteemed colleague Dr. Ted Bayless due to cancer on February 10, 2019. His many accomplishments include being the first to recognize and identify the role of genetics in Crohn's Disease. Additionally, he served as the first director of the Meyerhoff Inflammatory Bowel Disease(...)
Farewell to Dr. Sam Charache
Posted by | Leadership*pictured at the dedication ceremony of the Patricia Charache, MD Conference Room in 2017 in honor of his wife Dr. Samuel Charache passed away at the age of 89 on Tuesday, January 29. His legacy is part of the fabric of Johns Hopkins and the field of hematology at large. Sam joined the faculty at(...)
Constantine Named Director of Development
Posted by | Congratulations, LeadershipKimberly Constantine will join the Department of Medicine as our new executive director of development. Kimberly comes to us from the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) where she served as executive director of clinical development. She has produced outstanding philanthropic results in the education sector for more than 22 years while serving large complex(...)
Nominate Your Colleagues for Alumni Awards
Posted by | LeadershipNominate your colleagues for alumni awards: Do you know someone who deserves recognition? Between the Johns Hopkins University Alumni Association and the Johns Hopkins Medical & Surgical Association, there are eight possible awards. Learn more about how to honor the accomplishments of alumni, current faculty and friends of Johns Hopkins. Awards will be presented at(...)
Three from the DOM Graduates of Leadership for Women Faculty Program
Posted by | Congratulations, LeadershipThree members of the DOM will be honored on Wednesday December 12 as graduates of the first cohort of the Mary Elizabeth Garrett Executive Leadership for Women Faculty program. They will be recognized at the Annual Event and Presentation of the Vice Dean's Award for the Advancement of Women Faculty hosted by the Office of Women in Science(...)
Choi Named Chief of Nephrology at Georgetown
Posted by | Congratulations, LeadershipMichael Choi, associate professor in the Division of Nephrology, has accepted the position of chief of the Division of Nephrology and Hypertension at Georgetown University Medical Center. Mike completed his medical school and residency training at Hopkins and then following his Nephrology fellowship at Penn, joined the Hopkins Nephrology faculty in 1994. Mike has served(...)
Daugherty Biddison Named Chief Wellness Officer for Johns Hopkins Medicine
Posted by | Congratulations, Leadership, Vice Chair ContributorsLee Daugherty Biddison, associate professor and vice chair for clinical affairs, was named the first-ever chief wellness officer of the newly created Office of Well-Being. The office was created in order to sustain an environment that allows Johns Hopkins Medicine faculty and staff to thrive per the recommendations of the Joy at Hopkins Task Force,(...)
Sulkowski Named Associate Dean for Research in the Capital Region
Posted by | Congratulations, Leadership, ResearchMark Sulkowski, professor in the Division of Infectious Diseases, was recently appointed associate dean for research in the Capital Region in the Office for Capital Region Research Support, which coordinates research at Howard County General Hospital, Suburban Hospital and Sibley Memorial Hospital. As associate dean, Mark's primary responsibility will be to work closely with the(...)
Become a Clinical Co-Mentor for Graduate Students
Posted by | Leadership, ResearchThe graduate program in Cellular and Molecular Medicine (CMM) is recruiting clinical faculty to serve as clinical co-mentors for CMM graduate students. Translational/pre-clinical research is an integral part of the CMM graduate training program. All CMM students are required to have dual mentors for both basic and clinical sciences as part of their thesis committee.(...)