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Serving communities in suburban Baltimore and Washington, D.C. area with convenient weekday, weekend and evening appointment hours. Our experienced radiologists read and interpret over a million medical images every year.

 
 

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May 20, 2022 12 - 1 P.M. Webinar: Types of Cardiac Imaging: What You Need to Know

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Join Dr. Stefan Zimmerman to learn about the many types of new imaging technology such as coronary CT, calcium scoring, and cardiac MRI.

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Patients now have the convenient option to schedule certain exams including mammograms, ultrasounds, CT exams, X-ray, and DEXA, online through the Johns Hopkins MyChart portal. Select your preferred day, time, and location by logging into your account at MyChart.

Following your appointment, your written report will be posted in your patient portal when available.

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JOIN OUR TEAM Johns Hopkins is hiring for technologists to join our team

Johns Hopkins is hiring for technologists to join our team of expert radiologists, technologists, nurses and patient care coordinators to deliver high-quality imaging and compassionate patient care. 

For those interested in pursuing advanced training in MRI, CT, interventional radiology, or mammography, we offer on-the-job training programs where you can maintain full-time salary and benefits while learning on state-of-the-art equipment plus eligibility for obtaining advanced certification.

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 Why Choose Johns Hopkins Medical Imaging?

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Johns Hopkins Medical Imaging brings the world-class expertise of Johns Hopkins to your community. Why does expertise matter? Because you matter.

 

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  • COVID-19 Vaccine and Mammogram Scheduling

    The Society of Breast Imaging now recommends no delay between the COVID-19 vaccine and screening mammograms. Screening mammograms are available to schedule online through MyChart.

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Health Article and Videos (Slideshow)

What to Expect During Your First Mammogram

A mammogram is an important step in taking care of yourself and your breasts but not knowing what to anticipate can be stressful. Join Monica for her first mammogram experience with Johns Hopkins Medical Imaging to learn more about how to prepare for a mammogram and what to expect during and after the exam.

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Is a Virtual Colonoscopy Right for You? 5 Things to Know

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If you’re over 50, colonoscopy procedures are on your radar. If they are not, you should schedule an appointment as soon as possible. The American Cancer Society recommends beginning screening for colon cancer at age 50, or sooner for high-risk patients. If you’ve been putting it off because you don’t want to — or can’t — undergo the traditional procedure, you might discuss a virtual colonoscopy with your health care provider.

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CT Scan Versus MRI Versus X-Ray: What Type of Imaging Do I Need?

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Imaging tests are extremely powerful tools that can help doctors diagnose a range of conditions. However, imaging tests are not the same as one another. Learn the differences between a CT scan, MRI and X-ray so you can have an informed discussion with your doctor about which type of imaging is right for you.

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