Georgetown University Medical Center is a leading academic medical institution in Washington, D.C., integrating research, education, and patient care with a focus on biomedical science and health policy. The center generates revenue through research grants, clinical services, and educational programs, and it is affiliated with MedStar Georgetown University Hospital. Founded in 1851, the medical center is part of Georgetown University and is known for its commitment to cura personalis, or care of the whole person. Its research strengths include cancer, neuroscience, and global health, and it maintains strong partnerships with government agencies and industry. This environment offers candidates opportunities to engage in interdisciplinary collaboration and cutting-edge medical innovation.