The Innovations for Substance Use Disorders program at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School helps substance use disorders researchers transform ideas into scalable products.
The Center for Innovative Leadership (CIL) at the Carey Business School aims to advance knowledge and build capacity for innovative leadership in modern organizations.
CIL is a hub for new ideas and insights on leadership, combining faculty-led research, student-facing programming, and community-focused impact.
Changmi Jung received her PhD in Healthcare Information Systems from Carnegie Mellon University. She joined the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School in 2014. Her main research area is clinical health informatics, with particular focus on the innovative e-Health delivery models via patient portals and online consultations. Her dissertation explores technology adoption of innovations by patients and organizational learning by physicians as new care delivery models are introduced in the primary care environment. Education Ph. D, Healthcare Information Systems, Carnegie Mellon University MS
Career & Life Design support does not stop when your program ends. It continues well after graduation, offering you access to lifelong career resources, personalized coaching, alumni networking opportunities, and continuous learning resources to help you grow throughout every stage of your professional journey.
Alumni within one calendar year of graduation are eligible for unlimited 1:1 coaching appointments
After one calendar year from graduation alumni are eligible for up to two 1:1 Career Consult appointments of up to 50 minutes each with a Carey Career Coach
All coaching appointments should be scheduled through Handshake. Go to “Career Center” then “Appointments” (Access “Alumni Handshake Account” instructions above)
Recruitment and Executive Search
Alumni are encouraged to access extensive industry-specific job boards, recruitment and networking resources, and executive search firms to support a strategic job search. While Carey Employer Relations and Career & Life Design staff do not serve as executive search recruiters or a direct sourcing/referral source, Carey alumni have access to a list of identified resources through the Industry-Specific Job Boards & Search Firms Guide (located in Carey Alumni Career Resources on Demand).
Register for Johns Hopkins Alumni Life Design Experience (ALDE) four-week virtual course led by the Johns Hopkins Alumni Association and Johns Hopkins Center for Integrative Learning and Life Design to help gain clarity and confidence to support career advancement, management, and fulfillment
Alumni Groups at Carey provide the opportunity to continue building a strong professional community by plugging in to regional alumni or alumni affinity networks
Get Involved, a service of the Johns Hopkins Alumni Association, provides a number of ways to volunteer, support, and build connections within and beyond the Johns Hopkins community
Johns Hopkins Odyssey Program by Johns Hopkins Alumni Association offers a wide selection of non-credit, personal enrichment courses and workshops taught by Hopkins alumni, faculty, and global community experts
Carey Executive Education Courses are instructed by industry-leading faculty and support professional growth and advancement. Carey Business School alumni receive a 50% discount on one two-day or three-day Executive Education course per calendar year
Minghong Xu, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor of Practice at the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School and an affiliated faculty member of the Center for Digital Health and AI ( CDHAI). Her current research and teaching interests are in the areas of Big Data And Artificial Intelligence. Dr. Xu develops and teaches courses in machine learning, deep learning, generative AI, and cloud computing. Education Ph. D, Management Information Systems, University of Illinois - Chicago MS, Revenue and Risk Management, Columbia University BS, Computer Science, University College - Dublin BS, Software
2024 Symposium on Health Policy Join us in the heart of Washington, D.C., for a one-day public conference to discuss health policy in 2025 and beyond. Hear from congressional committee leaders, the Congressional Budget Office health director, federal legislative directors, policy experts, employer purchasers, journalists, philanthropists, and academics as they discuss how to achieve a healthier and more prosperous America. Organizer: Ge Bai, Johns Hopkins University Dress code: Business casual Online registration is now closed. In line with Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center event