Dial in at noon to join Healthy at Hopkins for a web-based meetup to support your well-being while working. A member of the Healthy at Hopkins team will guide you through a variety of interactive activities such as Mindful Monday, Walking Wednesday and so much more!

Join Dr. Moragianni as she discusses the basics of fertility and fertility testing. During Family Building Week, planning, expecting and new parents working in the university and health system will be able to:

The JHM Indigenous ERG & Relatives invites you to a special presentation in honor of Native American Heritage Month. This event will be hosted virtually via Zoom. We will be featuring four of our very own Indigenous employees/students from across Johns Hopkins to share their perspectives of what it is like to be Indigenous “living...

Music for a While brings the healing power of music to the hospital environment. The Peabody Institute and Johns Hopkins Medicine together have created site-specific programs in high-stress contexts, providing arts experiences to help reduce anxiety, alleviate pain, promote wellness, and improve patient and staff experiences. Enjoy music each Monday between 4:00 and 5:00pm in...

This session will provide an overview of the various benefits and leave options available to Johns Hopkins University employees who are planning, expecting, or welcoming a new member to their family. During Family Building Week, planning, expecting and new parents working in the university and health system will be able to:

Working on a writing project? The Writing Accountability Group (WAG) is a way to keep yourself on track. Join other writers for 90 minutes, focus on your project and check in at the end.

Aster String Quartet’s diverse repertoire ensures that there is something for everyone to love. Aster’s members met while attending the Peabody Institute and have continued their commitment to the community by building teaching and performing careers in Baltimore. They play everything from classical to pop at schools, hospitals, libraries, weddings, and private events, seeking to...

Dial in at noon to join Healthy at Hopkins for a web-based meetup to support your well-being while working.

November is National Adoption Month, join Paths for Families for an informational webinar and conversation about all things adoption. During Family Building Week, planning, expecting and new parents working in the university and health system will be able to:

This session will provide an in-depth discussion for JHHS employees on all benefits expecting parents may qualify for and how to apply for them. During Family Building Week, planning, expecting and new parents working in the university and health system will be able to:

Department of Pharmacology & Molecular Sciences SeminarWednesday, November 20, 2024 “DEVELOPMENT OF SELECTIVE CROSSLINKING TOOLS TO INVESTIGATE LYSINE METHYLATION” MINGXUAN WUAssistant Professor at Westlake University Seminar: 11:00 A.M. WOOD BASIC SCIENCE AUDITORIUM, GROUND FLOOR WBSBOR VIA: Zoom HOST: DR. JUN LIU

Join the Johns Hopkins Medicine Office of Diversity, Inclusion and Health Equity for our annual, virtual Transgender Day of Remembrance ceremony on Nov. 20 from noon–12:30 p.m., honoring the memory of transgender and gender-nonconforming people whose lives ended tragically. Visit the Human Rights Campaign website to read stories about some of those lost lives.

The Joint NIMH Center Seminar Series is presented weekly by the JH CAHN Administrative Core in partnership with the NIMH and participating centers: University of California San-Diego HIV Neurobehavioral Research Center Temple University Comprehensive NeuroHIV Center University of Pennsylvania Penn Mental Health AIDS Research Center Each Wednesday, trainees and junior and senior scientists share their...

Dial in at noon to join Healthy at Hopkins for a web-based meetup to support your well-being while working.

The Joint NIMH Center Seminar Series is presented weekly by the JH CAHN Administrative Core in partnership with the NIMH and participating centers: Each Wednesday, trainees and junior and senior scientists share their work with colleagues interested in neuro-HIV from across the United States and abroad. Seminars are held virtually on Zoom at 12 p.m....

Music for a While brings the healing power of music to the hospital environment. The Peabody Institute and Johns Hopkins Medicine together have created site-specific programs in high-stress contexts, providing arts experiences to help reduce anxiety, alleviate pain, promote wellness, and improve patient and staff experiences. Enjoy music each Wednesday between 2:00 and 3:00pm on...

JHCGS hosts a monthly Global Surgery journal club or speaker event. Everyone, regardless of institution, discipline, or level of training, is welcome to attend. Our international colleagues are especially invited to attend. At each journal club, we discuss one to three journal articles focused on one topic. We often invite one of the article’s lead...

Speaker: Dr. Ruth Landau In-person at the J. Donald Woodruff Alumni Lecture Hall or via Zoom (link below)

Neurosurgeon Daniel Lubelski, director of spinal tumor surgery at Johns Hopkins, will discuss the types of spinal tumors and available treatment options.

Music for a While brings the healing power of music to the hospital environment. The Peabody Institute and Johns Hopkins Medicine together have created site-specific programs in high-stress contexts, providing arts experiences to help reduce anxiety, alleviate pain, promote wellness, and improve patient and staff experiences. Enjoy music each Thursday between 9:00 and 10:00am on...

Learn about family programs offered by JHU Benefits & Worklife, including Backup Care, Child Care Partner Centers, and Child Care Voucher and Scholarship. Program eligibility will also be covered with time for Q+A. During Family Building Week, planning, expecting and new parents working in the university and health system will be able to:

Journal Club is a great way to keep up to date with the current literature, improve your appraisal skills, and learn how to translate knowledge to guide clinical practice. Read the most recent Journal Club article and join us virtually for a lively conversation. We are excited to hear your thoughts!

This webinar will provide an overview of the Johns Hopkins Lactation Support Program, as well as feature the expertise of one of our Hopkins Lactation Consultants. There will be time for Q&A at the end of the session. During Family Building Week, planning, expecting and new parents working in the university and health system will be...

Join a 30-minute Ask the Expert session with Ashli Greenwalk, MS, RDN from John Hopkins Bayview Medical Center for nutrition and weight management tips to get you through the holiday season. Join from the Meeting Link Join by Phone Phone Number: 404-410-4502Access Code: 2311 588 7973 Can’t make the session? Access recordings of all Ask...

Music for a While brings the healing power of music to the hospital environment. The Peabody Institute and Johns Hopkins Medicine together have created site-specific programs in high-stress contexts, providing arts experiences to help reduce anxiety, alleviate pain, promote wellness, and improve patient and staff experiences. Enjoy music each Thursday between 2:00 and 5:00pm on...

FORMAT: IN PERSON - CHEVY CHASE AUDITORIUM | ZAYED 2-119AResearch "Need To Know" Spotlight: N/ABIOS Symposium: Daniel Hanley, MD | Professor of Neurology, Neurosurgery, and Anesthesiology Critical Care Medicine Ellen M. Mowry, MD, MCR | Professor of Neurology Wendy Ziai, M.D., MPH | Professor of Neurology Kate Fitzgerald, ScD | Assistant Professor of Neurology Karen...

Dial in at noon to join Healthy at Hopkins for a web-based meetup to support your well-being while working.

The School of Nursing Birthing Companions program offers support before birth, during labor and birth and after birth with their continuous presence and complimentary interventions. They provide emotional, informational and physical support to those giving birth and serve as an advocate during the entire birthing process. This program trains student nurses to serve in a...