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Juan Garcia Promoted to Full Professor

Juan Garcia Promoted to Full Professor

Feb 23, 2026 | Announcements, Juan Garcia

Congratulations to Juan Garcia who was promoted to Full Professor of Art as Applied to Medicine…

Transition in Director Roles for Clinical Anaplastology

Transition in Director Roles for Clinical Anaplastology

Jan 7, 2026 | Andrew Etheridge, Announcements, CA Admissions Blog, Juan Garcia

We are pleased to share an important transition within the Clinical Anaplastology (CA) graduate program. Juan Garcia, the esteemed founder and current Director of the program, will be stepping down to focus on his expanding responsibilities within our rapidly growing...
Baltimore Magazine features the Facial, Eye & Body Prosthetics Clinic

Baltimore Magazine features the Facial, Eye & Body Prosthetics Clinic

Mar 28, 2025 | Andrew Etheridge, Announcements, CA Admissions Blog, Juan Garcia

The Clinical Anaplastology program was the Featured Article of the March 2025 issue of Baltimore Magazine. The article shares the life-changing work of the Johns Hopkins Facial, Eye & Body Prosthetics Clinic…

Get to Know the Clinical Anaplastology Master’s Program: The arts in Medicine Zoom

Get to Know the Clinical Anaplastology Master’s Program: The arts in Medicine Zoom

Oct 20, 2024 | Andrew Etheridge, Announcements, CA Admissions Blog, Event, Juan Garcia

Join us for an information session with the Clinical Anaplastology program The Master of Science program in Clinical Anaplastology (CA) provides students with knowledge to succeed as clinicians providing facial, ocular (eye), and non-weight bearing somatic (body)...
Medical Sculpture Course

Medical Sculpture Course

Jan 12, 2024 | CA Admissions Blog, Juan Garcia, MBI News and Events

What’s Happening in Medical Sculpture! Cheers to the first day of the Medical Sculpture course with Prof. Juan R. García! The first-year MBI students dove in to experience hands-on learning in anaplastology practices, and how to begin molding facial and body...
Take A Trip with The Clinical Anaplastology Masters Program!

Take A Trip with The Clinical Anaplastology Masters Program!

Nov 7, 2023 | Andrew Etheridge, Announcements, CA Admissions Blog, Juan Garcia

The National Gallery of Art traveling sculpture exhibit…

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