The Johns Hopkins REI Fellowship program is proud to offer two ACGME approved fellowship programs: the REI Fellowship Program and the REI-Medical Genetics Combined Fellowship training program. Our fellowship programs provide fellows with balanced clinical, surgical and research training experience to prepare them for a successful academic career in reproductive endocrinology and infertility.
Application to both the Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility Fellowship Training Program and the REI-Genetics Combined Fellowship* should be done via ERAS (There is only 1 application for both programs). The components of the application are set by ERAS.
ABOG eligibility and a state medical license are REQUIRED.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: At this time the REI fellowship position for the 2024 academic year has been filled. We are currently only accepting applications for candidates for the REI-Genetics Combined Fellowship Training Program, with an anticipated start date of August 1, 2024.
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Please submit three letters of recommendation via ERAS, one of which must be from your current Program Director or Department Chair.
Once your application is submitted, please email ONE PDF document to include all your CREOG scores to [email protected].
*If you are interested in applying for the REI-Genetics Combined Fellowship, in addition to completing the ERAS application, you must indicate your interest by e-mailing Jennifer Lake at [email protected].
Applications will be reviewed by faculty members from both REI and Medical Genetics training programs. Selected applicants will be invited for an interview. Additional information on Board requirements for combined training in REI and medical genetics can be found at ABOG and ABMGG websites.
Application Deadline: May 1, 2023 (1PM EST)
Interview Notifications: June 2, 2023
Deadline to Accept or Decline Interviews: June 6, 2023
3 years for the standard program or 4 with the added genetics component.
The REI Fellowship program is a three-year training program:
*For 12 consecutive months during the second/third year of fellowship, REI fellow will have continuity clinic evaluating and treating their own infertility/endocrine patients under faculty supervision.
The REI-Genetics program is a four-year training program:
*For 12 consecutive months during the third/fourth year of fellowship, REI-Genetics fellow will have continuity clinic evaluating and treating their own infertility/endocrine patients under faculty supervision.
First year salary: Estimated $69,600
Note: You are being directed to an outside website for informational purposes only. Johns Hopkins is not responsible for any aspect of the external website.
For more information or if you have questions regarding the application process, please contact:
Jennifer Lake, Program Coordinator
Phone: (410) 583-2750, Fax: (410) 583-2767, Email: [email protected]
Mailing Address:
The Johns Hopkins University
Department of OB/GYN
Division of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility
10751 Falls Road
Falls Concourse
Suite 280
Lutherville, MD 21093
Expertise: Endometriosis, Fertility before and after Cancer Treatment, Fertility Preservation, Fibroids, In Vitro Fertilization
Program Coordinator
Phone: (410) 583-2750
Fax: (410) 583-2767
Email: [email protected]
Third Year Fellow - REI/GEN
Third Year Fellow - REI
Second Year Fellow - REI
First Year Fellow - REI/GEN
First Year Fellow - REI
The first Division of Reproductive Endocrinology was established at The Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions by Dr. Georgeanna Seegar Jones in 1939. Dr. Georgeanna Jones became the first full-time gynecological endocrinologist at a medical school. Dr. Howard W. Jones, Jr., one of the foremost pelvic surgeons of his generation, established an international reputation in reparative and reconstructive surgery of the female genital tract. Dr. Howard W. Jones, Jr.'s skill in surgery and Dr. Georgeanna Seegar Jones' expertise in endocrinology made them a highly respected, well-rounded team that worked closely with residents and fellows to provide an expanding knowledge of endocrinology before a formalized sub-specialty training program in this area was established by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
A formalized training program in Reproductive Endocrinology, approved by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology, was begun at Hopkins in 1973 and Dr. Anne Wentz was the first individual to receive this fellowship training. When Drs. Georgeanna and Howard Jones moved to Norfolk, Virginia to join the Eastern Virginia Medical School a Board-approved program in Reproductive Endocrinology was absent from Hopkins from 1978-80.
In 1981 a new Board-approved program in Reproductive Endocrinology was begun at Hopkins under the Directorship of Dr. John Rock who remained in this position until he resigned in 1991 to become Chairman of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland.
Dr. Howard A. Zacur served as the director of the fellowship program from 1991-2021.
Dr. Chantel Cross, a graduate of the JHH REI Fellowship program, assumed the Directorship of the fellowship program in June of 2021. Since 1981, there have been more than 60 graduates of the Hopkins REI Fellowship Program, 18 of which have become division chiefs, 7 OB/GYN Department Chairs, 2 medical school deans, and 2 chancellors.
