Noreen A Hynes, MD

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Dr. Noreen Hynes has over 35 years of medical and public health experience in both international and domestic settings. Her career has encompassed basic and applied research, epidemiology, public health, clinical medicine, and the regulatory aspects of medical countermeasures for emerging infectious diseases and high-consequence pathogens. Dr. Hynes has been affiliated with The Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions and the Schools of Medicine and Public Health at the University since 1997. She is currently an Associate Professor of Medicine in the School of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases, and is jointly appointed in the Department of International Health in the School of Public Health. Since 2009, Dr. Hynes has served as the director of the Geographic Medicine Center in the Division of Infectious Diseases at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, the Medical Director of the Johns Hopkins Tropical & Travel Medicine Service, and was the Baltimore Site Director for the CDC-sponsored GeoSentinel Surveillance System for over 10 years.  Dr. Hynes serves as the Associate Medical Director for Infectious Diseases of the Johns Hopkins Hospital BioContainment Unit and as the Director of Research for the Johns Hopkins Special Pathogens Center She also serves as the co-director of the Infectious Disease concentration in the Johns Hopkins Master of Public Health degree program.   Dr. Hynes' research interests focus on infectious diseases at the clinical-public health interface in resource-constrained settings in both tropical and temperate regions. Her research focuses on tropical diseases, including those that are zoonoses or high-consequence pathogens. Her research focuses on these pathogens, including examining deliberate and naturally occurring exposures/outcomes, the epidemiology and control of emerging infectious diseases, and collaboration on vaccine clinical trials conducted by the Center for Immunization Research at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.