Notable Past and Present Faculty/alumni
See also: List of Johns Hopkins University people- John Jacob Abel – Pharmacologist
- Peter Agre – Molecular biologist, Nobel laureate
- John Shaw Billings – Civil War surgeon, pioneering leader in hygiene
- Alfred Blalock – Developed field of cardiac surgery
- Max Brödel – Acclaimed medical illustrator
- William R. Brody – Radiologist, President of the Salk Institute, former President of The Johns Hopkins University
- John Cameron – Hepatobiliary surgeon
- Ben Carson – Pediatric Neurosurgeon, awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom
- Curt I Civin – Oncologist
- Denton Cooley – Cardiovascular surgeon
- Harvey Cushing – Father of modern neurosurgery
- Walter Dandy – Neurosurgeon
- Elliot Fishman – Radiologist
- Carol Greider – Molecular biologist and 2009 Nobel Prize laureate
- William Halsted – Father of modern surgery
- A. McGehee Harvey – Internist
- John Eager Howard – Endocrinologist
- Kay Redfield Jamison – Psychologist and Psychiatry professor
- Leo Kanner- Father of child psychiatry
- Howard Kelly – Gynecologist
- Paul Ladenson – Thyroidologist
- Albert L. Lehninger – Biochemist
- A. Edward Maumenee Jr. – Geneticist, Ophthalmologist
- Paul McHugh – Psychiatrist
- Victor McKusick – Developed field of medical genetics
- Adolf Meyer – Psychiatrist
- Russell Morgan – Radiologist
- Vernon Mountcastle – Father of neuroscience
- Alessandro Olivi – Professor of Neurosurgery and Oncology
- William Osler – Father of modern medicine
- Edwards Park – Pediatrician
- Peter Pronovost – Anesthesiologist, MacArthur Fellow
- Alfredo Quinones-Hinojosa – Neurosurgeon
- Dorothy Reed Mendenhall – Pathologist
- William Rienhoff – Surgeon
- Florence Sabin – Anatomist
- Stanley S. Siegelman – Radiologist
- Hamilton O. Smith – Microbiologist, Nobel laureate
- Solomon H. Snyder – Neuroscientist
- Wayne E. Tillman – Cardiologist
- Helen Taussig – Pediatric cardiologist
- Vivien Thomas – Developed Blalock-Taussig Shunt
- Bert Vogelstein – Molecular oncologist
- Patrick Walsh – Urologist
- William H. Welch – Pathologist
- David B. Weishampel – Paleontologist, author of The Dinosauria 2004
- Sola Adebiyi – Healthcare Sector Specialist, The World Bank Group
- Elias Zerhouni – Radiologist, Director of NIH
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