Pahwa Receives Educator Award
Amit Pahwa, assistant professor in General Internal Medicine, was recently selected as the recipient of the 2017 Early Career Medical Student Educator Award from the… Read More »Pahwa Receives Educator Award
Paul Scheel to Step Down as Director of Nephrology
We write to inform you that after 30 years with our department, Paul Scheel will be moving on to become Associate Vice Chancellor for Clinical… Read More »Paul Scheel to Step Down as Director of Nephrology
Faculty Promotions and Additions
Congratulations to all of the below faculty members who were recently promoted. Promoted to Professor: Promoted to Associate Professor: Peter Abadir, Division of Geriatrics Maria… Read More »Faculty Promotions and Additions
Academic Clinical Practice Toolkit for Clinical Faculty
Are you overwhelmed by your clinical responsibilities and having a tough time getting your academic career started? Do your career goals fit with the "Clinician… Read More »Academic Clinical Practice Toolkit for Clinical Faculty
Stop Randomizing All Cardiac Arrests
ARTICLE: Stop Randomizing All Cardiac Arrests AUTHORS: Myron L. Weisfeldt JOURNAL: Circulation. 2016 Dec 20;134(25):2035-2036. The field of resuscitation science is characterized nearly uniformly by failed… Read More »Stop Randomizing All Cardiac Arrests
Request for 2017 AAMC Awards Nominations
Please let us know if you wish to nominate a colleague for one of the major awards from the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC).… Read More »Request for 2017 AAMC Awards Nominations
Hill-Briggs Named President of ADA
Felicia Hill-Briggs, professor in the Division of General Internal Medicine, was named 2017 president-elect for health care and education for the American Diabetes Association's Board… Read More »Hill-Briggs Named President of ADA
Hopkins Start-up “Quickfires” to Find Solutions for Metabolic Diseases
Look around Hopkins and you see a culture that has been shaped by the giants in medicine and science. Portraits decorate our walls, and clinical… Read More »Hopkins Start-up “Quickfires” to Find Solutions for Metabolic Diseases
Significant Changes in Processes for Computer Purchase and Network Security
On Dec 1, 2016, a new Computing Device Acquisition policy (document access limited to JH personnel) went into effect across all of Johns Hopkins Medicine… Read More »Significant Changes in Processes for Computer Purchase and Network Security
Richard Light Returns for CME Course and Grand Rounds
Richard Light, professor of medicine at Vanderbilt, author of "The Light Criteria" and former Osler housestaff will be presenting at Medical Grand Rounds on Friday, February… Read More »Richard Light Returns for CME Course and Grand Rounds