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Hospitalist Fellowship: Two Choices at Hopkins

Johns Hopkins is proud to offer two hospitalist fellowships:

Johns Hopkins Hospitalist Research Fellowship
The research-oriented fellowship is a part of the GIM fellowship that prepares hospitalists for a career in academic hospitalist research.
Johns Hopkins Bayview Hospital Medicine Fellowship
This fellowship seeks to prepare hospitalists to be productive members of academic hospitalist programs. Fellows are based on the Johns Hopkins Bayview campus and conduct their training independent of the GIM fellowship.

The major features of each fellowship are summarized in the following table. For more information, please visit each fellowship’s web page by clicking on the links below.

Comparison of Johns Hopkins Hospital
and Bayview Fellowships

	Johns Hopkins Hospitalist Research Fellowship	Johns Hopkins Bayview Hospitalist Fellowship
Primary clinical site	Johns Hopkins Hospital	Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center
Eligibility	Completed an ACGME-approved Internal Medicine residency	Completed an ACGME-approved Internal Medicine residency
Visa eligibility	Must be a US citizen or permanent resident	Must be a US citizen or permanent resident
Fellows per year	1 - 2 fellows	1 – 2 fellows
Duration	2 or 3 years	2 years
Emphasis	Research	> Healthcare systems > Leadership/professionalism > Medical Education > Clinical competence
Degree program offered	Master's degree from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health	No degree offered
Funding source	NIH-funded training grant	Internal divisional funding
Clinical time	20% per year	30% per year