Correctional
Medicine Institute is a nonprofit, charitable educational foundation.
Correctional Medicine Institute supports the healthcare education
of all providers in correctional medicine and does not support any
other group or organization. Tax-deductible contributions are accepted.
The
Correctional Medicine Institute was established in 2000
as a nonprofit foundation open to all health care providers.
Correctional Medicine Institute was founded because:
·
The specialty of Correctional Healthcare is growing;
·
Dedicated learning resources will help improve the quality
of care in correctional medicine and attract the best
professionals;
·
The practice of Correctional Medicine requires specialized
knowledge that is not always available in the general
medical literature;
·
There is a growing complexity of issues in Correctional
Healthcare;
·
Unique opportunities exist for information-sharing in
Correctional Medicine;
·
It is the right thing to do for our specialty!
Correctional
Medicine Institute is affiliated with Johns Hopkins University
faculty and the Society for Correctional Physicians for
its educational programs.
ACCME accreditation of courses is provided by Johns Hopkins
Medicine CME office and by the University of Oklahoma
School of Medicine and Pharmacy. Correctional Medicine
Institute does not promote the commercial financial interests
of any group or company.
Founding
Members of the Institute
Dr. Mitchell Cordover
- President of Correctional Medicine Institute
Louis
C. Tripoli, MD - (Bio)
Vice President of Medical Affairs and Chief Medical
Officer, Correction Medical Services, Inc.**
John G. Bartlett, MD
Chief of the Infectious Diseases Section
Johns Hopkins University*
* Participation
by Dr. Bartlett as an advisor does not constitute
or imply endorsement by the Johns Hopkins University,
the Johns Hopkins Hospital, or the Johns Hopkins
Health System.
** Participation by Dr. Tripoli
as an advisor does not constitute or imply endorsement
by Correctional Medical Services.