�I would highly recommend this program because of the incredible support and concern from the faculty, the dedicated attendings who provide effortless teaching, and the many opportunities to get involved in research projects at Sinai or Johns Hopkins sites. I�ve gained great clinical experience that prepares me for real life.�

Gitana Bradauskaite, M.D.
Kaunas University of Medicine, Class of 1998
Resident, Categorical Medicine Program, 2003-2006
Chief Medical Resident, 2006-2007

�Choosing the Johns Hopkins/Sinai Program in Internal Medicine was the right choice for me. It�s a dynamic, comprehensive and supportive learning environment that truly puts residents first. From the program director, to the teaching attendings, to the residents themselves, one can visibly observe that Sinai�s program is one of camaraderie and shared responsibility. Each resident is given ample room to grow individually as a physician and as a professional. I truly feel that my education here at Sinai is a solid foundation from which I can confidently build on for the rest of my career.�

Adam J. Carinci, M.D.
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Class of 2005
Intern, Preliminary Medicine Program, 2005-2006
Anesthesia Residency Program
Johns Hopkins Hospital, 2006

This program [The Johns Hopkins University/Sinai Hospital Internal Medicine residency program] combines the best of an academic center with a community hospital. The patient variety and the spectrum of pathology that we encounter as house staff are great. We also have the opportunity to work with world-renowned specialists to enrich our learning experience. Our faculty is a wonderful resource to use to get involved in research of any topic right from the start of internship.

The attending staff are all very approachable and always willing to help, teach, and spend as much time as needed with both the patients and the house staff. I would highly recommend Sinai Hospital to anyone looking for both a supportive and educational program. It has been an amazing experience that I know will prepare me for my future career.�

Eileen Zingman, D.O.
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, Class of 2004
Resident, Categorical Medicine Program, 2004-2007

�I chose the Johns Hopkins University/Sinai Hospital Internal Medicine Program because I saw it as the perfect place for me to grow as a physician. This program has a unique blend of strong academic with invaluable clinical experience. Being able to work one-on-one with attending physicians in various fields of medicine has allowed me to learn a great deal; and I�ve built  strong relationships that will serve me well in the years to come. I have been made to feel like part of a team and I�ve been treated as a colleague as well as a friend. I feel very fortunate to have chosen this program and I would strongly recommend it to anyone interested in becoming a great physician.�

Samuel Yoselevitz, M.D.
Louisiana State University School of Medicine, Class of 2005
Resident, Categorical Medicine Program, 2005-2008

Ranjani Ramanathan, MBBS
Graduate of Bangalore Medical College in India

We started residency at JHU/Sinai as a couple. We were attracted to this program for many different reasons. It was just the right size program, not too large or small, the atmosphere was very collegial and friendly, and there was a good balance between a community and a university setting.

The program has an excellent reputation and offers its residents the opportunities they need to further their career and education. We are given the freedom to pursue electives of our choice right from the first year, either here or elsewhere.

The well organized teaching rounds, noon conference and board review
sessions maintain a high standard of education for the residents. You can rest assured that you have made the right choice if you choose this program.�

Binu Mathew, MBBS
Graduate of J.J.M. Medical College in India

I chose the Johns Hopkins University/Sinai Hospital Program in Internal Medicine because it was the perfect combination of an
academic medical center and a community hospital. The academic teaching programs, daily conferences, and journal reviews are phenomenal. Residents are given the freedom to spend time completing research projects and other scholarly activities beginning as early as their internship. Most importantly, the faculty here are knowledgeable, approachable, and always teaching the house staff.

While Sinai has all the advantages of a major academic center, it has the feel of a community hospital. The faculty, nurses, and administrative staff know all of the residents by name, and genuinely care about our well-being. In fact, the program often feels like more of a big family rather than just a job.

I considered many other programs for internship, but when I thought about all of the advantages of the Johns Hopkins University/Sinai Hospital Program in Internal Medicine, the decision was very easy. I have been incredibly happy here, and I would absolutely recommend this program to any applicant.�

Andrew Nelson, M.D.
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Class of 2005
Intern, Preliminary Medicine Program, 2005-2006
Dermatology Residency Program
Massachusetts General Hospital, 2007