Johns Hopkins Medicine

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine provides training and education in medical disciplines. Its medical students are divided into four Colleges named after famous Hopkins faculty members who have had a major impact in the history of medicine. It offers doctorate programs for Medicinae Doctor and Philosophiae Doctor. It provides education in medical disciplines such as anesthesiology and critical care medicine, biological chemistry, cell biology, emergency medicine, and more. Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine also offers a biomedical engineering program. It is affiliated with the Johns Hopkins Hospital, which is a teaching hospital. It is also affiliated with everal other regional medical centers, including the Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, Suburban Hospital in Montgomery County, Maryland, Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington, D.C. and more. Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine was established in 1893, based in Baltimore, Maryland. Its founding physicians included pathologist William Henry Welch, internist Sir William Osler, gynecologist Howard Atwood Kelly, and surgeon William Stewart Halsted.

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