Proud to Support our Military Professionals and Veterans
Our Promise To You
At Johns Hopkins Health System, your service, discipline and leadership matter. Whether you are transitioning from active duty, serving in the Reserves or National Guard, or building the next chapter of your career after military service, you bring skills that are highly valued here.
You know how to lead under pressure, work as part of a team, solve problems and stay mission-focused. At Johns Hopkins Health System, those strengths can help advance our mission to improve the health of the communities we serve through patient care, research and education.
We are proud to welcome veterans, service members and military families into careers where your experience can continue to make a difference.
We Value All Members of the Armed Forces:
- United States Army
- United States Marine Corps
- United States Navy
- United States Air Force
- United States Coast Guard
- National Guard & Reserves
What Johns Hopkins Health System Offers You
When you join Johns Hopkins Health System, you become part of a team with a shared sense of purpose. You will find opportunities to use your military experience in clinical, administrative, operations, technology, security, facilities, leadership and support roles across our organization.
Here, you can expect:
- Meaningful work connected to a mission of healing, discovery and service
- Career paths that value your leadership, teamwork and problem-solving skills
- Opportunities to grow through training, development and advancement
- A team-based environment where accountability, respect and collaboration matter
- Comprehensive health insurance and benefits to support you and your family
Your background has prepared you to serve, lead and adapt. Johns Hopkins Health System offers a place where you can continue that work in a new way.
Hear Our Stories
You do not have to imagine what a career at Johns Hopkins Health System could look like — you can hear directly from people who have made the transition. Veterans and service members across Johns Hopkins Health System share how their military experience prepared them for careers in healthcare, what drew them to Johns Hopkins and how they continue to serve through their work today. Their stories may help you see where your own skills, values and experience can fit within our mission.
Byron Cooper
MMIS Coordinator
The Johns Hopkins Health System
U.S. Army
Anthony DiGeorgio
Director of Retail Operations
The Johns Hopkins Hospital
U.S. Marine Corps
Brenda Parker
Medical Claims Adjuster
Johns Hopkins Health Care
U.S. Army
The Military and Johns Hopkins Health System
The connection between the military and Johns Hopkins Health System has deep roots. For generations, members of the armed forces have brought their training, courage and sense of duty to Johns Hopkins — and have helped strengthen the care we provide. Dr. William H. Welch, one of four founding members and employees of The Johns Hopkins Hospital and founder of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, served as preceptor for Major Walter Reed, whose name marks the Army's best-known hospital.
Today, that connection continues through veterans, reservists, National Guard members, military spouses and families who contribute across our hospitals, clinics and business operations.
If you are looking for a career where your service is respected and your skills can continue to have an impact, Johns Hopkins Health System offers a mission-driven place to take your next step.
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