Three generations: Helen Codori, Nancy Codori and Evan Codori Boardman.

L to R: George Fisk, Ann Marie Codori, Laurence Codori, Evan Codori Boardman, Nancy Codori, Helen Codori and Richard Boardman.

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Nancy with her husband Richard Boardman.

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Nancy Codori, MD, MPH
Instructor of Medicine

Dr. Codori is a Board Certified General Internist and Instructor of Medicine at Johns Hopkins University. She graduated from Northwestern University School of Medicine in Chicago, IL in 1990. She holds a Master's degree in public health from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. She completed her Internal Medicine internship and residency at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital in Boston, MA in 1993. She has cared for adults in many ambulatory and inpatient settings. She provided primary care and inpatient care to adults for 7 years as a staff internist for Johns Hopkins Community Physicians in East Baltimore. She provided urgent outpatient care as a faculty physician for Johns Hopkins Department of Emergency Medicine, Urgent Care from 2000 through 2005. Her most recent position before joining the Johns Hopkins faculty was as physician manager for Chase Brexton Health Services, a federally qualified community health center. Her research interests include rapid HIV testing in emergency departments, MRSA prevalence in emergency departments and depression in medical students.