WHERE IN BALTIMORE IS HOPKINS NURSING?

Hopkins nursing students conducting vision tests at St. Bernardine's Catholic School. Photo by Bill Denison

Throughout the Baltimore community, the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing is known for its dedication and commitment to serving the neighborhoods around the East Baltimore Campus. Students, faculty, and alumni share their Hopkins nursing knowledge as they work, learn, and collaborate with patients and community leaders to provide and improve local health care.

You can take the Hopkins Nurse out of Baltimore, but you can't take Baltimore out of the Hopkins Nurse.  Students work to achieve nursing excellence through clinical work in Baltimore schools, shelters, and community clinics—and faculty teach, practice, and research in the Baltimore community.

Good neighboring, Good nursing.  Ranked #2 in Community Public Health, the School of Nursing offers life-changing learning and discovery experiences in the Community Outreach Program. The Department of Community Public Health facilitates community partnerships, student learning opportunities, and faculty involvement throughout Baltimore.

Hopkins collaborates for urban health.  Partnerships with institutions throughout Baltimore—schools, churches, homeless shelters, domestic violence shelters, health clinics, and others—benefits everyone involved.