The Johns Hopkins Vascular Neurology Fellowship is a one-year program offering extensive experience in clinical vascular neurology as well as clinical research training.

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Fellowship at a Glance:

• Duration: one year
• Accreditation: Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)
• How to Apply: applications must be submitted through ERAS
• Match: the program participates with the NRMP Specialty Matching Service (SMS). Please register with NRMP to participate in the match.

Program Features

• Rotations in the 24-bed Neuro Critical Care Unit (NCCU), the in-patient stroke unit and stroke service, the stroke consultation service, and inpatient rehabilitation ward. 
• Fellows will have increasing responsibility throughout the year in supervising the acute stroke team, managing an array of available diagnostic imaging techniques, directing IV thrombolysis, and assisting with acute endovascular interventions.
• The program encompasses the spectrum of cerebrovascular disease, from critically-ill patients with acute stroke, to stroke rehabilitation and secondary stroke prevention.
• The program is strongly committed to clinical research. Fellows will complete an independent research project and work with faculty writing manuscripts, reviews and potentially draft grant proposals. The Division has many collaborative studies with Neurocritical Care (Department of Anesthesia), Radiology, Neurosurgery, and Cardiac Surgery.
  

Contact

Phone: 410-929-3453
Email: [email protected]