The goal of the Johns Hopkins University/Sinai Hospital Program in Internal Medicine is to prepare residents for a career in medicine, whether it be primary care, subspecialty, hospital based, or academic medicine.  We pride ourselves in providing individualized attention and exposing each resident to a wide range of clinical services and educational opportunities.

Sinai�s residency program is one of three Johns Hopkins University sponsored training programs in internal medicine.  The program�s three-year core curriculum ensures that all areas of general medicine and medicine subspecialties are covered, as well as a variety of special topics, including business of medicine, research, nutrition, and ethics. 

Our residents� acceptance into first-rate fellowship programs and placement into competitive clinical positions following their training is testimony to our success and continued commitment to excellence.

Post-graduate medicine programs include a Three Year Categorical Internal Medicine Residency and a One-Year Preliminary Internship (prior to residencies in anesthesiology, dermatology, neurology, ophthalmology, radiation oncology, radiology, or rehabilitation medicine). We also offer a combined categorical Sinai Hospital/Johns Hopkins Anesthesia Training Program.

I invite you to read our informational material, visit our program to meet with the residents and our faculty.  I�m sure you will agree that our program will offer you an outstanding educational experience in an exciting place to live and work.

Steven R. Gambert, M.D., MACP Physician-in-Chief, Sinai Hospital Program Director, JHU/Sinai Hospital Program in Internal Medicine Professor of Medicine The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine