Johns Hopkins University SOM Art as Applied to Medicine

Today at 3:00 pm Eastern, the MBI Class of 2024 present their Thesis Research! These will be in-person and live steamed to YouTube! Be sure to join us for the latest in medicine and visual communication.

Thesis Research Presentations - MBI 2024 The Medical and Biological Illustration Class of 2024 of the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine will share the original research and art created during their M...

Join us for the 2023 Surgical Illustration Presentation this Thursday, December 7, 2023, from 3:30-5:00 pm! We invite you for an insightful discussion and opportunity to preview outstanding work (14 illustrations) from the MBI Class of 2024. This event will also be live broadcast to the Department's YouTube Channel!

Calling all Alumni - Check your email to sign up for the AMI Alumni Dinner!

Join us for today's Thesis Presentations for the MBI Class of 2023!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHkuqHxTMWQ

Join us on YouTube for today's 2023 Thesis Research. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHkuqHxTMWQ

A glimpse of this past weekend's festivities... Happy Lunar New Year from the JHU Art as Applied to Medicine family and friends!🌙🎊🎉🐰

Cheers to the first day of the Medical Sculpture course with Prof. Juan R. García! The first-year MBI students dove in to experience hands-on learning in anaplastology practices, and how to begin molding facial and body prosthetics. We are excited to learn a such a diverse skillset of medical art techniques and applications in the coming weeks!

Interested in a career in Clinical Anaplastology? Apply to the Johns Hopkins CA graduate program! More info on our AAM website🔗

Interested in a career in Medical Illustration? Check out the MBI Graduate Program at the Johns Hopkins University Department of Art as Applied to Medicine, and submit your application portfolio by January 10th! Link to Admissions page in bio🔗

Professor Tim Phelps lands his flying fish on a Baltimore billboard! 🐟

We congratulate him in his success in the annual contest hosted by , in which 20 winning images were selected to appear on metropolitan Billboards all across America.

We are proud to see his beautiful artwork celebrating nature conservancy and biodiversity!

REMINDER—HAPPENING TODAY AT 3:30PM! Join us for the 2022 Surgical Illustration Presentation, featuring the phenomenal work of the Class of ‘23🥼 Find the direct link to the Youtube livestream in our bio!

Join us for the 2022 Surgical Illustration Presentation next Friday, November 18, 2022, from 3:30-5:00 pm! We invite you for an insightful discussion and opportunity to preview outstanding work (16 total illustrations) from the MBI Class of 2023. This event will also be live broadcast to the department’s YouTube Channel!

Calling all Alumni, Colleagues and Friends! Hopkins Faculty are hosting a Dinner at this year's AMI Meeting. Go to the website for more details and to RSVP!

Hopkins Dinner @ the 2022 AMI Meeting! The faculty are pleased to host a Dinner for Alumni, Colleagues and Friends at the 2022 AMI Meeting on Friday, July 25th, 7:00 pm to 9:30 […]

Thank you Professor Barker for your scholarly contributions to the advancement of art as applied to the medical sciences. We're so pleased to recognize your your dedication to our students!

Norman Barker the 2022 Ranice W. Crosby Award Recipient The recipient of the Ranice W. Crosby Distinguished Achievement Award, for scholarly contributions to the advancement of art as applied […]

Congratulations to the graduating Medical and Biological Illustration Class of 2022 from Art as Applied to Medicine Faculty, Staff, Students, Alumni & Family. Today represents the culmination of a tremendous amount of learning and hard work for our graduates Tina Wang, Shirley Li, Gaby Rivera-Del Río , Kelly Jiyu Lim, Jason Brady, Jennifer Wang!

We look forward to watching your continued success as professional medical illustrators!

Class of 2022 - Thesis Presentations
TODAY at 3:00 pm on YouTube!
Hope you can join us.

2022 Thesis Presentations The Medical and Biological Illustration Class of 2022 of the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine will share the original research and art created during their M...

Calling for Portfolios – MS in Clinical Anaplastology!

Are you interested in combining clinical science and artistic talent in a direct patient care activity? Consider a career in Clinical Anaplastology!

Clinical Anaplastologists (Ana • plast • ologists) offer treatment options to patients for whom surgical reconstruction alone cannot restore missing anatomy. Using medical art knowledge and skills, Clinical Anaplastologists create custom-made facial, ocular, and non-weight bearing somatic (body) prostheses as well as custom medical devices, 3D patient-matched models, surgical template/guides and other 3D printed clinical models.

Facial: ear, nose, orbit (area surrounding the eye), and other regions of the face

Ocular: the eye (artificial eye and scleral shell fit over a non-seeing eye)

Non-weight bearing somatic: finger, partial hand, toe, partial foot, breast, and other soft tissues of body

Other custom medical devices: implants, tracheostoma covers, surgical templates/guides/stents

Direct clinical care is provided in collaboration with physicians and patients. Activities include treatment planning, impression taking, sculpting, mold making, casting, colorizing, surface painting and fitting wearable prosthetic devices made from flexible silicone or rigid plastic. Take a look at some of the most common types of prostheses…

For more information, visit our website and consider submitting your portfolio!

https://medicalart.johnshopkins.edu/msca/

SAVE THE DATE - Class of 2022 Surgical Illustration Presentations!
December 17, 2021, 4:00-5:15 PM (Eastern Time)

Surgical Illustration Presentation – December 17, 2021 This event is an opportunity for our faculty and guests to review our second year graduate student's surgical illustrations. Twelve illustrations will be formally critiqued.

Job Announcement - Clinical Anaplastologist

The Department of Art as Applied to Medicine at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine seeks an academic Clinical Anaplastologist for appointment as Instructor or Assistant Professor.

Candidates must be board certified in Clinical Anaplastology, Ocularistry, or related certification with a minimum of two-years of clinical experience in the design, production and fitting of facial, ocular and non-weight-bearing somatic prosthetic medical devices and custom surgical guides. Additional training and experience in advanced 3D technologies (scanning, design, printing) is desirable.

More information about the Johns Hopkins Facial Prosthetics Clinic can be found at: https://medicalart.johnshopkins.edu/prosthetic-services/

Candidates will collaborate in patient care with faculty members in the Departments of Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and Ophthalmology. The successful candidate will contribute to clinical, research activities, and education of graduate students in Clinical Anaplastology.

Full Application Information and Instructions: https://apply.interfolio.com/92274

Art as Applied to Medicine is happy to welcome the Medical and Biological Illustration Class of 2023! Welcome to Baltimore Gilbert, Gyyoung, Libby, Miranda, Ann, Courtney and Lily!