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Radiology and Radiological Science

Pediatric Radiology Fellowship

pediatric mri being performed

Director: Danial Syed Bokhari, M.D.

The pediatric radiology fellowship at the Johns Hopkins Children's Center is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME).

About the Division of Pediatric Radiology and Pediatric Neuroradiology

The Division of Pediatric Radiology and Pediatric Neuroradiology is dedicated to providing patient- and child-centered care for all age groups, from fetuses to young adolescents. Our goal is to provide the highest imaging quality while limiting or eliminating radiation exposure and maximizing safety for all children. Our team includes expert pediatric technologists, pediatric nurses, pediatric radiologists, a manager and child life specialists. We take advantage of all available imaging modalities, including conventional radiography, fluoroscopy, ultrasonography, CT, MRI and nuclear medicine studies.

The scope of our practice covers a wide variety of common and complex disorders, such as fetal anomalies, bone dysplasias, central nervous system pathologies, gastrointestinal and urologic pathologies, vascular anomalies, and trauma, to name a few. We take pride in spending face time with the children and their parents to inform them about their imaging and answer all questions they have at the time of their visit to our division.

Pediatric Radiology Fellowship Information

Fellowship Overview

The pediatric radiology fellowship at Johns Hopkins Hospital offers excellent training and broad exposure to all aspects of diagnostic pediatric radiology. We have 1 ACGME fully accredited fellowship spot. An additional year of focused subspecialty training is available for qualified fellows in our ACGME accredited Advanced Specialty Training Program which includes pediatric neuroradiology and fetal MR imaging.

ASTP Program Info

During the one year fellowship, the fellow will be exposed to all aspects of pediatric radiology. Our general body rotation includes CT, MRI, ultrasound, fluoroscopy, and radiographs and covers all aspects of inpatient and outpatient imaging including the emergency department, newborn nursery, neonatal intensive care unit, pediatric intensive care unit, general, surgical, and oncology pediatric inpatient units, and the numerous Johns Hopkins outpatient imaging sites. Additional rotations that occur during the fellowship year include neuroradiology, fetal MR imaging, nuclear medicine/molecular imaging, and interventional radiology. We work closely with our world-renowned pediatric subspecialty departments (please see section titled “Subspecialty Collaboration”). In addition to the main Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, we cover the JH Howard County General Hospital, JH Bayview Medical Center, JH Sibley Hospital, and JH Suburban Hospital.  

Our pediatric radiology fellow works one-on-one with the pediatric radiology attendings on service to maximize the learning experience. The fellow is encouraged to work closely with the radiology residents that rotate in pediatric radiology to “learn as they teach” and prepare them for the next step in their career as independent pediatric radiologists. The fellow is required to participate and present in select conferences under the supervision of the pediatric radiology attendings. Our team has a very strong academic presence and leadership roles in national and international pediatric radiology and pediatric neuroradiology societies. Scientific publications are encouraged and supported.  

Educational and clinical subspecialty conferences occur daily which cover all aspects of pediatric imaging. We hold monthly CME conferences which include journal club, invited speakers, and grand rounds.   

All fellows receive one half to one day of academic time per week (depending on the degree of research or scholarly activity pursued).  There are many opportunities to engage in educational projects, quality improvement projects, and original research with the faculty.   

Our program offers an academic expense fund, flexible rotation schedule, the possibility of away electives, and extra time in certain subspecialities if desired. In addition, health insurance for the fellow and family are covered. Four weeks of vacation time and 1 week of conference time (to be used at one of the major radiology conferences) are also given.   

Subspecialty Collaboration

We work closely with the Department of Pediatrics at the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center, specifically with the following subspecialty services:  

  • Pediatric surgery  
  • Pediatric neurosurgery  
  • Pediatric neurology  
  • Pediatric oncology/pediatric neuro-oncology  
  • Neonatal intensive care unit  
  • Pediatric intensive care unit  
  • Pediatric pulmonology  
  • Pediatric urology  
  • Pediatric gastrointestinal diseases  
  • Pediatric infectious diseases  
  • Pediatric vascular abnormalities  
  • Maternal-fetal medicine  

In addition to our daily consults and case conferences with multiple subspecialty teams, we hold regular weekly and bimonthly multidisciplinary conferences with all of the above subspecialties for consulting, education and teaching purposes.  

How to Apply

Applicants must have completed residency training in a program approved by the American Board of Radiology or must be eligible for board certification.  

Application deadline: Applications will be accepted as of July 1.  
Interview dates: Interviews will begin during the month of December.  

All applications must include the following:  

  • Completed application form  
  • Personal letter of intent  
  • Updated curriculum vitae  
  • Photograph  

Please also have the following directly sent from their respective sources: 

  • United States Medical Licensing Examination transcripts (Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates, if the graduate is outside of the United States, Canada or Puerto Rico)  
  • Three letters of reference, with at least one from your current training program  
  • Medical school transcript  
Application materials can be e-mailed or sent to:

Jordan Durner
Pediatric Radiology Fellowship Coordinator 

The Johns Hopkins Hospital  
1800 Orleans St.  
Zayed Tower, 4th Floor, Room 4174  
Baltimore, MD 21287  
Pediatric Radiology Fellowship Coordinator  
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 410-614-3772  
Fax: 410-502-3633 
 

Day of Your Interview

You will receive the itinerary for your interview day in advance from our fellowship coordinator, Jordan Durner. He will greet you at the entrance of the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center. You will tour the department and hospital, interview with multiple faculty members, and meet with various staff in our department.  

If you require more information, please contact Jordan Durner at 410-614-3772 or [email protected]. 

For directions to the Johns Hopkins Hospital (including campus map and printable driving directions), please click here.

Verification Requests

Please send requests to Dr. Danial Syed Bokhari at [email protected].

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