Education and Training

Our division's mission is to train expert clinicians, leaders, educators and researchers who will improve the care of older adults and change the future of aging for all of us. Our programs span the depth and breadth of our acclaimed faculty's clinical and research activities. Whether you are a student, house officer, faculty member or health care provider, we offer an educational program that will interest and inspire you.

Education and Training Opportunities

Clinical

Get clinical experience with expert geriatricians and health care teams practicing in the full continuum of clinical services for older adults.

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Educational

Learn from in-depth educational experiences with clinician-educators, including exposure to curriculum development and approaches to teaching.

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Research

Experience hands-on research with scientists using the latest advances in molecular biology, clinical outcomes, epidemiology, population-based research and health services research.

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Geriatric Medicine and Gerontology Fellowship Training Program

Our fellowship program creates graduates who advance the assessment, diagnosis, treatment, quality of life and care of the aging population. They have pursued exciting research and academic careers at a wide range of institutions, and become master clinicians and leaders in health systems.

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Fellow and Student Experiences

Our diverse fellowship graduates have pursued careers in clinical medicine, aging-focused research and administrative leadership in academic and clinical programs across the U.S. Read about the experiences of some of our fellows and medical students and what they're doing now.

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  • Jessica Colburn, program director (left); Nicholas Schmedding, April Ehrlich, Janelle Ho, Maria Bellantoni and Simone Lescott, 2022 clinical fellows; and Brandon LaCour, fellowship program manager

  • Dr. Ariel Green (left) and Rosalphie Quiles, senior research program coordinator, at AGS25

  • Dr. Bruce Leff (left), Dr. Stephanie Nothelle and Jonathan Norton, research program manager, at AGS25

  • Dr. Maria Bellantoni, fellowship alumna (left), and Dr. Michele Bellantoni at AGS25

  • Dr. Havisha Gadepalli, clinician educator fellow, at AGS25

  • Co-Director Dr. Thomas Cudjoe (far left) with a group from Medicine for the Greater Good

Experience Baltimore

Called “Charm City” for a reason, Baltimore is a place that has a little something for everybody. Baltimore is a spirited city – a unique blend of historic charm, cultural heritage and urban vitality. With hanging out at the Inner Harbor, attending neighborhood festivals, biking to school and more, Johns Hopkins medical students, graduate students and residents have a lot to love about Baltimore.