Internal Medicine residents in The Johns Hopkins University/Sinai Hospital Program in Internal Medicine will gain diverse clinical experiences working with patients in the hospital and in the ambulatory setting.

Program Highlights

• Three-year categorical program
• One-year preliminary medicine training program
• Opportunity to learn advanced medicine from distinguished Johns Hopkins/Sinai faculty
• Comprehensive curriculum encompassing all internal medicine topics in a systematic manner
• Evidence-based medicine approach/seminars
• Competitive fellowship placements in numerous fields and specialties
• Various basic and clinical research opportunities with nationally recognized authorities in their respective fields
• Subspecialty rotations at Sinai, Johns Hopkins Hospital and Johns Hopkins/Bayview Hospital
• Sinai is a teaching site for students from The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
• Board preparation with on-site prep courses available
• Non-teaching service for community physicians
• Dedicated teaching hospitalist program for resident supervision and teaching
• Combined Sinai Hospital/Hopkins Categorical Anesthesia Residency Program
  

The Department of Medicine features over 44 board-certified physicians with JHU faculty appointments dedicated to teaching residents in a variety of disciplines.

Fellowship and Residency Electronic Interactive Database (FREIDA) Online