Training the Next Generation of Neurocritical Care Leaders
Established in 1986 as the first formal fellowship training program in neurocritical care in the world, the Johns Hopkins Neurocritical Care Fellowship has not only pioneered education but also played a key role in laying the foundation for the future of the field. Over nearly four decades of innovation and leadership, the program has trained more than 100 fellows who are now internationally recognized experts and leaders in neurocritical care. We are committed to advancing this excellence, fostering innovation and cultivating mentorship to train the next generation of neurocritical care leaders who will continue to shape the future of the discipline.
Why Choose Our Fellowship
- Comprehensive, integrated curriculum — blending foundational, advanced and procedural education with weekly CME seminars with national and international experts.
- High-fidelity simulation and procedural mastery — sharpen your skills from ventilator management to complex airway procedures in a controlled, high-stakes environment.
- Board and in-service exam preparation — supported by continuous feedback, personalized mentoring and structured board review sessions.
- Research and scholarly opportunities — join Johns Hopkins’ university-wide network of world-leading mentors driving innovation in neurocritical care and beyond.
- Leadership and communication training — develop the confidence to lead multidisciplinary ICU teams and engage families with empathy and clarity.
- Dedicated mentorship and collaborative culture — thrive within a supportive, multidisciplinary environment guided by nationally recognized Johns Hopkins faculty.
Fellowship at a Glance
Overview
- Accreditation: The program is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) since July 2022 and maintains UCNS accreditation.
- Duration of Training: Two years
- Eligibility: Current residents and board-eligible recent graduates from an ACGME-accredited residency program in neurology, neurosurgery, internal medicine, emergency medicine or anesthesiology/critical care medicine.
- How to Apply: Applications are received and screened via SF Match.
Contact
If you have any questions, please contact our program coordinator:
Shirley Anderson
[email protected]
