Neuro-Oncology Fellowship

Combined United Council for Neurologic Subspecialties (UCNS) Clinical and Research Fellowship

Combined Program of the National Institutes of Health Neuro-Oncology Branch and The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

Applications Are Being Accepted for Year 2022

The JHU/NCI combined UCNS clinical and research fellowship is participating in the SF Match. Learn more

Please submit the following to Ms. Griffin and Dr. Holdhoff:

Statement of Intent (1-2 pages)
Current CV
3 letters of recommendation
Letter of good standing from current program (confirms dates of enrollment, current status and expected graduation date)
Certificates of completion from all graduate education programs (provided in English)
Unofficial medical school transcript (provided in English)
Unofficial USMLE transcript
ECFMG certificate (if applicable)

We also ask that you complete the Johns Hopkins Registration Form.

Application deadline is February 28. Interviews for invited applicants will be held March-May 2021.

Contact Matthias Holdhoff and Brittni Griffin for more information

Research Fellowship Training in Neuro-Oncology

Combined Program of the National Institutes of Health Neuro-Oncology Branch and The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

Stuart A. Grossman, MD and Mark Gilbert, MD – Co-Directors

Applications Are Being Accepted for Year 2022

The overall goal of this training program, entitled "Research Training in Neuro- Oncology," is to prepare neurosurgeons, radiation therapists, medical and pediatric oncologists, and neurologists for academic careers in neuro-oncology. Applicants with M.D. degrees who have completed at least two years of postdoctoral training toward board certification in their chosen subspecialty and are committed to a full-time career in neuro-oncology are eligible for this research fellowship. A total of 1-2 new trainees will be selected each year.

The Johns Hopkins University and The National Institutes of Health are affirmative action/equal opportunity employers and actively encourage interest from minorities and women.

For more information; contact Stuart Grossman, M.D., Mark Gilbert, M.D., Matthias Holdhoff, M.D., Ph.D., Lilian Yang or Brittni Griffin or by phone 410-955-8837.