Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center

06/12/2026

Our CNAs and patient care technicians stand on the medical front lines and are an essential part of our clinical staff and healthcare teams. We give special thanks to these unsung heroes, who work hard each day to care for our patients and their families.

06/09/2026

Congratulations to Taylor Yiankos, who recently received a JHM Leadership Excellence Award! The award recognizes outstanding leadership across the Johns Hopkins Health System who model our core values and inspire others to do great things, making Johns Hopkins a workplace of choice.

Taylor's coworkers say "She always listens, shows genuine care for their well-being and recognizes each staff member’s unique strength." The award's nomination also highlighted her as someone whose "outstanding leadership has created a strong, positive work environment where her staff feels valued and supported."

06/08/2026

Congratulations to Mira Yaache on earning a JHM Leadership Excellence Award! The award recognizes outstanding leadership across the Johns Hopkins Health System who model our core values and inspire others to do great things, making Johns Hopkins a workplace of choice.

Mira's coworkers nominated her for the award, calling her a "critical asset and a foundational pillar of Hopkins' success," as well as noting a "combination of operational command, foresight and ethical leadership is evident to all who interact with her."

Congratulations to Mira on this well-earned recognition!

05/29/2026

If you have issues with your hands, knowing whether surgery is the right choice for you is difficult. Join plastic and reconstructive surgeon Christopher Frost, M.D., for a webinar on common hand conditions, when surgery becomes necessary, and what patients can expect from treatment and recovery.

Featured Expert Christopher Frost, MD 4.8/out of5 82 reviews Dates: June 04, 2026 Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM About: Join Dr. Christopher Frost for an informative webinar on common hand conditions and how surgical care plays a role in treatment. In this webinar, Dr. Frost will cover frequently seen iss...

05/27/2026

Vice president of medical affairs Marisa Clifton, M.D., F.A.C.S., has been named a 2026 Young Urologist of the Year​ by the American Urological Association! The association's commendation notes Dr. Clifton's "exceptional leadership and sustained commitment to the professional development of medical students, residents, and early-career urologists at the institutional, sectional, and national levels,"​​ as well as her extensive commitment to mentorship and creating early-career opportunities for urologists.

Congratulations to Dr. Clifton on this well-deserved recognition!

Find information about and book an appointment with Dr. Marisa Clifton, MD in Baltimore, MD. Specialties: Urology.

05/19/2026

Meet Dr. Marsh, Director of Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center Stroke Center.

A typical day in her life consists of:�🩺 Taking care of patients and their families
🤝Working with nurses, medical assistants and trainees
🔬Running a clinical research lab

05/05/2026

05/01/2026

Bring Your Child to Work Day recently returned to Johns Hopkins Bayview! Children learned about the medical field, got to join in activities and meet their families' friends and coworkers--oh, and they got to sit in a fire truck.

04/29/2026

Today, we raised the flag to show our appreciation for our past present and future organ, eye and tissue donors. This ceremony was particularly touching and inspiring, as two organ recipients with a connection to our hospital shared their stories.

Jaime I. began her journey as an inpatient four years ago before undergoing a liver and kidney transplant at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. Sam D. received the gift of life 11 years ago through a heart transplant from one of our patients.

To learn more about organ donation or to register as a donor, visit https://bit.ly/4cPDlks.

04/23/2026

Johns Hopkins Bayview's nursing team has officially received our first Magnet designation from the American Nurses Credentialing Center!

Magnet designation is the highest national credential a health care organization can achieve for nursing excellence and quality patient care, and only about 10% of U.S. health care organizations have earned this distinction. As part of the Magnet designation, Johns Hopkins Bayview was recognized for four exemplars of excellence in nursing practice.

The years-long Magnet journey included extensive evaluation of nursing services, nursing initiatives, patient outcomes and nurse satisfaction.

Congratulations to everyone involved for your years of dedication!