Program Director: James Facciola, MD

The dedicated Emergency Radiology Fellowship is a rigorous 12-month, high-volume imaging fellowship which will expose fellows to a wide spectrum of imaging performed at Johns Hopkins across all specialties, including advanced body, cardiac and neuro imaging techniques.

The Emergency Radiology Fellowship will provide fellow with a well-rounded education in trauma and non-trauma acute care imaging that can serve as a solid foundation for a career in private practice or academic Emergency Radiology. 

The radiology department’s diagnostic division has three main locations, all residing at the East Baltimore and the Johns Hopkins Bayview campuses: an Emergency and inpatient service at the Johns Hopkins Hospital -- Sheikh Zayed Tower and at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Centre, an outpatient service, and a separate oncology department.

The resources available for Emergency Radiology fellows at Hopkins are exceptional. There is a high volume of imaging studies performed by our busy Emergency department and of acutely ill patients by inpatient teams. Primary teaching will occur in one-on-one sessions throughout the clinical day with attendings from our dedicated neuroradiology and body imaging section. Fellows will have dedicated rotations in Abdominal Imaging, cardiothoracic imaging, musculoskeletal trauma and neuroradiology.

Emergency radiology fellows will immensely gain from the multidisciplinary approach provided at Johns Hopkins by our excellent collaboration with other medical specialties, such as emergency medicine, trauma surgery, vascular surgery and critical care, which is a major strength of the Hopkins system. Fellows will attend daily interesting case conferences and weekly didactic conferences provided by our excellent radiology faculty. The fellowship also provides ample opportunity for teaching residents and medical students and research opportunities. 

Overall, this fellowship will provide a comprehensive training in various aspects of Emergency Radiology to prepare fellows with the knowledge and experience to produce highly skilled radiologists who can contribute to improved patient outcomes in emergency settings. 

Applications for the Emergency Radiology Fellowships beginning July 1, 2026, are closed.

We will begin accepting applications for the 2027-2028 Emergency Radiology Fellowship on November 1, 2025. Virtual interviews will begin on January 12, 2026, and will conclude on March 31, 2026, or once all available positions have been filled.

Candidates MUST be board eligible or certified in diagnostic radiology by the American Board of Radiology and hold or be eligible for a permanent medical license in Maryland. 

The Department of Radiology accepts applications of eligible International medical graduates for the ABR alternate four-year pathway. 

How to Apply

Please submit your application and supporting documents by FAX or email to:

The Johns Hopkins Hospital
Department of Radiology
Attn: Kimberly Owens, Senior Administrative Fellowship Coordinator
Fax: 410-367-3010
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 410-955-9446

Required Documents (in PDF Format)

• Application form
  • Please type all responses
  • Indicate your anticipated program start date at the top of the page
  • Indicate your specialty at the top of the page (Cross Sectional Imaging, Emergency Radiology, MR Imaging, Cardiothoracic Imaging)
  • If a section does not apply to you, please mark “N/A”. Do not leave any sections blank
• Current Curriculum Vitae, CV
• Personal Statement of Professional Goals
• Three (3) Letters of Recommendation.
  • Signed and on official institutional letterhead.
  • Must include a letter from your Program Director.
  • Recommendations letters should emphasize clinical excellence of the candidate.
• Copy of ECFMG Certificate
• USMLE Score Reports; LMCC Scores Reports for Canadian graduates

Verification Requests

All verification requests must be in writing and include a signed release. Please send requests to:

Email: [email protected]