The Russell H. Morgan Department of Radiology and Radiological Science Diagnostic Radiology Residency Program is committed to the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions continued mission of setting the world standard in patient care, medical education and research. Upon joining our radiology residency program, you become part of not only a premiere radiology department, but also the broader national and international Johns Hopkins Medicine family. We aim to train the radiology leaders of tomorrow across the spectrum of clinical and academic practice.
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About Our Residents
Meet our chief residents, residents and alumni.
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Video Gallery
Hear firsthand from our residents and program directors about the Johns Hopkins Radiology Residency.
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Life in Baltimore
Baltimore: Small town feel, big city appeal.
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Life at the Johns Hopkins Campus
There are many resources to help you get around, seek support, get something to eat, join a club, and make the most of campus life.
Our Residents come from...
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20
Hometown
Our resident’s hometowns are located in 20 different states across the U.S.
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Country of Origin
While some of our residents are from the states, some are also from 9 countries outside the U.S. This includes Bahamas, Canada, Ethiopia, Germany, Iran, Jordan, Puerto Rico, South Korea and Thailand.
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41
City Residents
Majority of our residents, 41 to be exact, live in Baltimore City. Others live in close surrounding counties.
Video Gallery
Johns Hopkins Radiology Residents: An Inside Look
Hear the inside scoop from Johns Hopkins Medicine radiology residents.
Johns Hopkins Medicine Virtual Tour for Prospective Applicants
Johns Hopkins Medicine virtual tour for prospective applicants of fellowships, residents and continuing medical education.
Residents Around Baltimore
Get the Inside Scoop
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"Dedicated free time during the lunch hour. After skipping many meals during internship, I am grateful to have time in the middle of the day to grab a bite, relax, and recharge for the rest of the day."
What is one thing about being at Johns Hopkins that you don't think you would have been able to do anywhere else?
"Ride a scooter to work. Literally, a scooter! Please stay safe a wear a helmet."
Max Wrobbel
"The intellectually stimulating environment and infectious energy of the people around you."
Fabio Raman
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"I chose Johns Hopkins radiology because there was no question that I would get exceptional training here. But perhaps more importantly, the friendliness of the residents and faculty members I met on my interview day really stood out to me. I especially appreciate how the strong academic culture at Hopkins is balanced by a very supportive and collegial atmosphere. I look forward to the next few years of training!"
Susan Dhamala
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"I love living in the harbor east area. The harbor is beautiful. It’s the perfect place to watch sunrises and sunsets. I love exploring the different neighborhoods in the area such as Fell’s point, Inner Harbor and Canton."
Shuchi Zinzuwadia
"It has all the amenities of a big city, without being overwhelming. It is really cute with a lot of charm and good food. It is also easy to travel to other major cities by virtue of being in the northeast."
Judy Fustok
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"Quality of life here is excellent. With five weeks of vacation and a supportive cohort of residents, I feel that the program makes a tremendous effort to take care of its own. "
Jonathan Feng