Steven Jay Kravet

Passionate about exploring solutions for improving primary care, Steven Jay Kravet is an esteemed Associate Professor of Medicine at Johns Hopkins University. He holds the prestigious L. Douglas Lee and Barbara Levinson-Lee Professorship in Clinical Practice, reflecting his dedication to advancing medical education and practice. As the president of Johns Hopkins Community Physicians, Dr. Kravet oversees a network of suburban community practices, ensuring that quality healthcare is accessible to diverse populations. Dr. Kravet's extensive experience at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center has been pivotal in shaping his career. He has served in various leadership roles, including medical director, chief medical officer, and deputy director. These positions have allowed him to influence healthcare delivery and implement innovative strategies that enhance patient care and operational efficiency. His research interests lie primarily in the field of primary care, where he has made significant contributions. Dr. Kravet's work has been instrumental in the redesign of healthcare practices, particularly through his involvement with the American College of Physicians. His research has provided valuable insights into improving patient outcomes and optimizing healthcare systems. Throughout his career, Dr. Kravet has been committed to advancing the field of medicine and healthcare practice. His contributions have not only impacted the institutions he has been a part of but have also set a benchmark for excellence in primary care research and practice. His dedication to improving healthcare delivery continues to inspire colleagues and students alike.