Johns Hopkins Medicine

About

At Johns Hopkins Medicine, our mission is to enhance the health of communities worldwide by setting the benchmark for excellence in medical education, research, and clinical care. Embracing diversity and inclusion, we are dedicated to educating medical students, scientists, healthcare professionals, and the public. Our commitment extends to conducting groundbreaking biomedical research and delivering patient-centered care to prevent, diagnose, and treat illnesses.

Annually, Johns Hopkins Medicine serves over 2.8 million patients and handles nearly 337,000 emergency room visits. With more than 50 care locations, Johns Hopkins Community Physicians welcomes over 931,000 patients each year. Additionally, Johns Hopkins Home Care provides essential services to nearly 164,000 adults and children in Central Maryland.

Based in Baltimore, Maryland, Johns Hopkins Medicine brings together the expertise of physicians and scientists from the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine with the resources of The Johns Hopkins Hospital and Health System. Our network includes six academic and community hospitals, four suburban healthcare and surgery centers, over 40 patient care locations, a home care group, and an international division offering a comprehensive range of healthcare services.

The integration of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine with our health system fosters a collaborative environment where medical and graduate students, residents, and fellows learn alongside Nobel laureates, Lasker Award recipients, and National Academy of Sciences members. We are committed to shaping the future leaders of biomedical research and healthcare.

Women leaders at Johns Hopkins Medicine are making significant impacts across all facets of medicine and science—from operating rooms to research labs to executive offices. Our rich history is deeply rooted in philanthropy, diversity, inclusion, and a relentless pursuit of innovation.