Johns Hopkins Bayview Internal Medicine Residency

Where one chooses to do his or her residency training has tremendous influence on the way he or she will practice medicine, so finding the right fit is critically important. Here, internal medicine residents from the Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center highlight reasons they choose to train at Hopkins Bayview

[drg]

someday i will be here john hopkins i am confident

[fayizrawther]

Every sincere dreams shall be true the good work guys...

[AhmedSalihMD]

one of my dreams is to be a professor of Medicine at Johns Hopkins University. what an amazing medical school!

[temporaryrelief]

Thank you for uploading and providing more insight into your internal residency program!

[리나-nl]

I am coming Johns hopkins, just wait a Little bit I am gonna be one of top pediatrics neurosurgeons in the world, I am gonna give my hole life to save sick kids who suffer from illness in the brain, I will live for that purpose only

[bryan]

I'm still a medical student. I really hope that I can get into the John Hopkins Internal Medicine residency programme!

[ianstockwell]

i want to get a doctorates degree, and be known for discovering new medicine. neuroscience is my main interest, and Im still a junior in highschool.

[abdulrahmanahmed]

5:50 I love how they act as if we choose to go to Hopkins like it'll be a miracle to even be considered for a spot there 😂😂

[gtotalman]

I’m aspiring to do masters in medicine at John Hopkins, such a great institution

[rodwellgibbons]

Do they have a system in place that allows prospective students to interact with persons that are already in programs that the Hospital Offers?

[johnw]

If supply and demand is relevant, what is the reason for so many hospitals in Baltimore.

[luublue]

I mean...i just want them to adopt me. This program is a dream!

[anisocoro]

What is the American worst place in which one can have got his internal medicine residency programme?

[anitapatel]

Fabulous video. Thank you for sharing!!! I need your help with this question, which may sound dumb. Will be soon applying for residency in IM. Was lucky to have opportunities for substantial research in digestive diseases/cancer and radiation oncology in med school. I am drawn towards GI as my ultimate career goal. Is it ok to share my ultimate goal during IM residency interview. Since lot of schools probably trains majority of IMs to meet the needs in primary care, urgent care, hospital medicine and so forth. Will I be impacting my chance for IM if I share upfront my underlying intention to do IM is to get into GI?

[faezegharibpoor]

My dream is to be a great cardiologist and a great human being who can save people's lives and increase their life quality
Im a fourth medical student in iran and im passing my internal medicine round but what im seeing here in my country is that there is no such care for patients and my patients are suffering from pain and they even dont have primary health care like privacy or clean equipment. On the other hand, our residents and even some of our professors don't pay enough attention to patient and some of them ignore our findings about our patients. They themselves are overwhelmed with work and they have no time for discussing their patients and they have no time for rest and their family.
I used to dream to come to America and study internal medicine and challenge with my other colleagues about our patient's problems and do researches but what i saw in my internal medicine course made me think that internal medicine resident's quality of life is so low and they have no time to do anything. Im depressed that i must forget my dream . When i saw this clip it seems impossible for me to join your programme one day and follow my dream as ur programs are for genius not someone ordinary like me. But i still dream of working as an internal medicine resident in a highly standard hospital.