Johns Hopkins All Children's Research and Education Building

The Johns Hopkins All Children's Research and Education Building, located at 600 5th Street South in St. Petersburg, Florida, is a hub of innovation, collaboration, and care dedicated to impacting the future of children's health. This state-of-the-art facility houses institutes, grant-funded scientists, cutting-edge medical education programs, and Florida's only accredited pediatric biorepository.

The building features offices, collaborative spaces, and flexible lab space to accommodate changing research priorities. It serves as an educational center for pediatric resident physicians and fellows, offering training in simulation and innovative education programs.

With laboratories for bench and translational research, research cores, and a biomarker discovery center, the building supports pediatric precision medicine initiatives. Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital conducts over 350 research studies, including landmark projects aimed at developing tailored treatment approaches for chronic and acute health conditions.

The facility was donated by the state of Florida to enhance pediatric research efforts, reflecting a shared mission to improve the health of all children. Visitors are encouraged to anticipate travel delays due to the recent collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in the Baltimore region, and masks are strongly recommended but not required in Maryland clinical locations.