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Division of General Internal Medicine

 
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Welcome

The Johns Hopkins Division of General Internal Medicine (GIM) is home to a large, diverse group of individuals dedicated to our mission to provide the best care to patients and populations, educate and mentor the next generation of physicians and scientists, and improve health and healthcare through innovative research.

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Join Our Faculty

Now accepting applications for Bioethics and General Internal Medicine faculty.

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Clinical Services

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We have broad clinical expertise in internal medicine. Our faculty and staff provide outpatient primary care and preventive care at 2 locations: Johns Hopkins Outpatient Center and Green Spring Station. 

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Training and Education

GIM faculty are leaders in the training and education of learners at many different levels including medical students, residents, post-doctoral fellows, masters and PhD students, and post-doctoral students in the School of Public Health.

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NOW RECRUITING - APPLY TODAY! Multiple GIM Fellowship Options Available

Based on unique funding opportunities, we have several areas of concentration within the GIM Fellowship Program now accepting applications. For specific questions, contact Julie Kurtz at [email protected].

 

Research

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Our researchers have built internationally recognized research programs in a wide range of fields, employing a full range of research techniques, methods and procedures in their efforts to generate and disseminate the knowledge required to prevent disease and its consequences. All of this co-exists with the practice of general internal medicine at the highest level of excellence whether in the office, the clinic or the historic wards of The Johns Hopkins Hospital.

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