Meet Our 4-Year Alternate Pathway Fellows

Arun Kamireddy

Hometown: Hyderabad, India.

Medical School:  Krishna Vishwa Vidyapeeth, India.

What do you like to do for fun?

I am a big fan of tennis, I love both playing and watching the sport whenever I can. Most of my free time now is spent with my wife and our newborn daughter, we really enjoy exploring Baltimore's local parks and trails together. I am also passionate about photography and traveling to new destinations.

What do you like most about Baltimore?

I love the balance of city life and nature here. Living in Mount Washington gives us easy access to beautiful spots like Lake Roland for family walks. One of the best things about Baltimore is its location, it’s perfectly positioned for quick trips to DC or NYC, and having multiple accessible airports makes traveling convenient. The food scene is also fantastic.

How has the 4-Year Alternate Pathway Program helped you in your career?

This program has been a vital bridge, allowing me to seamlessly transition my international background into the U.S. clinical environment. It has provided the specialized training and resources necessary to move from research into a clinical fellowship. Beyond refining my expertise in diagnosing challenging cases, it has granted me the unique opportunity to learn from world-class mentors, building the confidence and skills needed for my long term career.

Arun Kamireddy

Sanaz Moghaddamimonaghi

Hometown:  Tehran

University/College: Tehran University of Medical Sciences

Medical School: Shahed University of Medical Sciences

What do you like to do for fun? Spending time with family

What do you like most about Baltimore? Urban waterfronts and lush green spaces

How has the 4-Year Alternate Pathway Program helped you in your career?

A radiology fellowship would help advance my career by providing focused, high-volume exposure to complex cases within a subspecialty. It would strengthen my diagnostic skills, improve confidence in interpreting advanced imaging, and allow me to gain deeper expertise beyond general training.

Belal Suliman

Hometown: Palestine

University: Ain Shams/ Egypt

Residency: Alshifa medical complex / Palestine

What to do for fun:

Spending quality time with my family, playing soccer. 

What I like about Baltimore:

The mix of history, waterfront, culture, and community — it has the feel of an old American city but still has a lot of energy.

What's the best thing about Johns Hopkins Radiology? 

Johns Hopkins Radiology offers exposure to complex cases, expert faculty, and a strong learning environment that rapidly builds diagnostic skills.
Its diverse clinical experience in oncology, trauma, emergency, and subspecialty imaging provides excellent preparation for advanced radiology practice.

Belal Suliman

Ali Fuat Tekin

Hometown: Istanbul, Türkiye

Medical School: Faculty of Medicine, Cumhuriyet University, Sivas, Türkiye

What do you like to do for fun?

I enjoy traveling, exploring new cities and restaurants, watching soccer and basketball, hiking, and spending time with family and friends. I also enjoy photography and staying active through walking and hiking.

What do you like most about Baltimore?

 I enjoy Baltimore’s waterfront atmosphere, diverse food scene, and its convenient location near Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, and New York City. The city offers a unique combination of history, culture, and great balance between urban life and outdoor activities around the Chesapeake Bay.

What's the best thing about Johns Hopkins Radiology?

The best thing about Johns Hopkins Radiology is the people. The faculty are outstanding educators, mentors, and leaders in their fields, and the collaborative environment creates exceptional opportunities for learning and professional growth. The combination of high clinical volume, complex cases, cutting-edge research, and supportive colleagues makes it an excellent place to train and develop as a radiologist.

Ali Fuat Tekin