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Bill Caldwell: Pioneering heart surgeon Dr. Levi Watkins came from Parsons

The explosive growth of medical technology has made many devices commonplace. The automatic defibrillator is one such device, and it has saved the lives of millions over the past 40

10 Johns Hopkins affiliates recognized for outstanding community service

Recipients of the 2023 Community Service Award and 2024 Levi Watkins Jr. Ideals Award will be honored at the annual MLK Jr. Commemoration on Jan. 12

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Johns Hopkins renames outpatient center after 1st Black chief resident

Johns Hopkins Outpatient Center is being renamed to honor the health system's first Black chief resident in cardiac surgery, Levi Watkins, MD.

Johns Hopkins Outpatient Center named in honor of trailblazing cardiac surgeon Levi Watkins Jr.

Johns Hopkins Medicine's first Black chief resident and first Black full professor, Watkins performed the world's first implantation of an automatic heart defibrillator in a human

Jordan D. Brown - Baltimore Sun

Jordan Brown is a reporting intern for The Sun. Born and raised in Bowie, Jordan graduated from Morgan State University, where she served as editor-in-chief of the student-run news publication, The Spokesman. Last summer she was a breaking news intern at USA Today.

Johns Hopkins Medical School renames outpatient center after Levi Watkins Jr., first Black chief resident

Dr. Levi Watkins Jr. was the first Black chief resident at the Johns Hopkins Medical School and the first surgeon to successfully implant an automatic heart defibrillator in a human in 1980.

Johns Hopkins Hospital to rename outpatient center in honor of first Black chief resident, Dr. Levi Watkins

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Baltimore had a lifesaving role in defibrillator technology | READER COMMENTARY

A pioneering medical device, like that which recently saved a Buffalo Bills football player whose heart had stopped, traces its decades-old roots to Baltimore.