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  • Adolescent Medicine Fellowship

    Location:
    Johns Hopkins Children's Center
    Accrediting Body:
    ACGME Accredited
    Duration:
    3 years
    Program Contact:
    Maria Curry; [email protected]
    The fellowship in adolescent medicine provides clinical and research training in preparation for a career in academic adolescent medicine and research. The three-year program includes clinical experiences in sports medicine, sexually transmitted infections, substance abuse, adolescent psychology, endocrinology, school-based health and more.

    Program Director(s)

    Errol Fields, MD PhD MPH

    • Director, Adolescent Medicine Fellowship Program

  • Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship

    Location:
    The Johns Hopkins Hospital
    Accrediting Body:
    ACGME Accredited
    Duration:
    2 years
    Program Contact:
    Denise Thomas-Jones; [email protected]
    The fellowship program in child and adolescent psychiatry at The Johns Hopkins Hospital is designed to provide a comprehensive and broad-based education in psychiatric diagnosis and treatment of children, adolescents and their families. The program focuses on developing skill in diagnostic interviewing, case formulation, treatment planning and psychotherapeutic and pharmacologic management in the context of a strong knowledge base in child development, principles of research and familiarity with the function and organization of health, education and welfare institutions.

    Program Director(s)

    Hal Kronsberg, MD

    • Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

  • General Pediatrics Fellowship

    Location:
    Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, Johns Hopkins Children's Center
    Accrediting Body:
    Not Applicable
    Program Contact:
    Lynette Forrest; [email protected]
    Johns Hopkins’ Academic Pediatric Association accredited general academic pediatrics fellowship program provides training in primary care research, and population/health disparities research. The program is funded by institutional National Research Service and Primary Care Training Enhancement Awards from the Health Resources and Services Administration.

    Program Director(s)

    Sara Johnson, PhD

    • Director, General Academic Pediatrics Fellowship

  • Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine Training Programs

    Location:
    The Johns Hopkins Hospital
    Accrediting Body:
    ACGME Accredited
    Duration:
    3 years
    Program Contact:
    Rosie Silva; [email protected]
    The primary goal of the neonatal-perinatal medicine training program is to develop academic neonatologists. Our educational philosophy is to give significant responsibility for clinical and research activities to maximize learning and acquisition of skills, while providing sufficient oversight to guarantee a productive environment. There are three first-year positions, with 8 to 10 fellows in training positions at a time.

    Program Director(s)

    Brittany L. Schwarz, MD

    • Director, Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine Fellowship Training Program

  • Pediatric Anesthesiology Fellowship

    Location:
    The Johns Hopkins Hospital
    Accrediting Body:
    ACGME Accredited
    Duration:
    1 year
    Program Contact:
    Sherrie Fornoff; [email protected]
    The pediatric anesthesia fellowship is a one-year ACGME-approved fellowship program designed to prepare the individual for an academic or private practice career in pediatric anesthesiology. This combination of clinical, teaching and research activities provides the best preparation for a career in pediatric anesthesia. A two-year non-ACGME fellowship can be arranged, depending upon exposure to research.

    Program Director(s)

    Pooja D. O'Neil, MD MBA

    • Program Director, Pediatric Anesthesia Fellowship

  • Pediatric Cardiology Fellowships

    Location:
    Johns Hopkins Children's Center
    Accrediting Body:
    ACGME Accredited
    Duration:
    3 years
    Program Contact:
    Barbara Carson; [email protected]
    Founded in 1931, the Children’s Cardiac Clinic and the Division of Pediatric Cardiology was directed by Dr. Helen Brooke Taussig and was the first of its kind. Johns Hopkins remains in the forefront of pediatric cardiology in clinical care, new diagnostic and therapeutic techniques, and research. The program trains candidates for careers in academic pediatric cardiology, with a minimum of three years required for the subboard of pediatric cardiology. Additional training is available for those undertaking a supported research program.

    Program Director(s)

    Hannah Fraint, MD

    • Assistant Professor of Pediatrics

  • Pediatric Critical Care Fellowship

    Location:
    The Johns Hopkins Hospital
    Accrediting Body:
    ACGME Accredited
    Duration:
    3 years
    Program Contact:
    Sherrie Fornoff; [email protected]
    The pediatric critical care experience at The Johns Hopkins Hospital provides for a broad multidisciplinary exposure to the many facets of pediatric critical care medicine. The pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) is a 40-bed unit with a balance of medical and surgical patients. Johns Hopkins Children’s Center is the pediatric trauma and transplant center (heart, liver, kidney) in our region, with the largest cardiac surgery extracorporeal membrane oxygenation program in the state of Maryland and an active critical care transport team.

    Program Director(s)

    Amanda Levin, MD

    • Program Director, Pediatric Critical Care Medicine Fellowship

  • Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship

    Location:
    The Johns Hopkins Hospital, Johns Hopkins Children's Center
    Accrediting Body:
    ACGME Accredited
    Duration:
    3 years
    Program Contact:
    Monica Johnson; [email protected]
    The pediatric emergency medicine fellowship at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center allows fellows the opportunity for mentored development in a highly academic environment. The three-year fellowship is open to applications from both pediatric and emergency medicine residency graduates.

    Program Director(s)

    Eva Seligman, MD

    • Director, Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship Program

  • Pediatric Endocrinology Fellowship

    Location:
    The Johns Hopkins Hospital
    Accrediting Body:
    ACGME Accredited
    Duration:
    3 years
    Program Contact:
    Kay Thilert; [email protected]
    The Division of Pediatric Endocrinology and Diabetes offers a comprehensive academic training program that consists of three years of training in contemporary pediatric endocrinology research and practice. The overall goal of the program is to train physician scientists and clinical investigators in pediatric endocrinology in a program that stresses the integration of clinical endocrinology, research and discovery.

    Program Director(s)

    David W. Cooke, MD

    • Director, Pediatric Endocrinology Fellowship Training Program

  • Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition Fellowships

    Location:
    Johns Hopkins Children's Center
    Accrediting Body:
    ACGME Accredited
    Duration:
    3 years
    Program Contact:
    Barbara Carson; [email protected]
    The Division of Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition offers a three-year fellowship designed to provide training and expertise in medical care and clinical, translational and/or basic science research for graduates to pursue careers as independent investigators in pediatric gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition. The ACGME-accredited Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition Fellowship Program is established in the Department of Pediatrics at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore.

    Program Director(s)

    Kevin T. Cesa, MD

    • Director, Pediatric GI Fellowship Program