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Diagnostic Radiology Residency

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The Russell H. Morgan Department of Radiology and Radiological Science Diagnostic Radiology Residency Program is committed to the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions continued mission of setting the world standard in patient care, medical education and research. Upon joining our radiology residency program, you become part of not only a premiere radiology department, but also the broader national and international Johns Hopkins Medicine family. We aim to train the radiology leaders of tomorrow across the spectrum of clinical and academic practice.

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Our Facilities

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Johns Hopkins Medicine is an integrated global health enterprise and one of the leading health care systems in the United States. The Sheikh Zayed Tower and the Charlotte R. Bloomberg Children’s Center compose the new Johns Hopkins Hospital $1 billion clinical building, fully equipped with brand-new diagnostic and interventional radiology facilities, as well as enhanced imaging capabilities, including intraoperative and Emergency Department MRI scanners.

Find out more about the Science + Technology Park at Johns Hopkins and the ongoing expansion and development of East Baltimore.

 

 Meet our Residents

Meet our residents and find out what they love most about the program, Baltimore and more!

Class of 2021 | Class of 2022 | Class of 2023 | Class of 2024 | Alumni

Our Chief Residents

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Our Chief Residents: Claire Brookmeyer, Peter Kamel, and Huasong Tang. When not jumping for joy, they schedule all rotations and advocate on behalf of their colleagues, including improve learning experiences and work-life balance.
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Residents Around Baltimore (Slideshow)

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Resident Annual Thanksgiving Potluck
Residents posing by the Domino Sugar sign
Baltimore has the best selfie backdrops!
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Striking poses at the annual Society of Interventional Radiology Conference

Residents representing Hopkins at the annual Society of Interventional Radiology conference

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Casual Saturdays at the Harbor

Residents ready to set sail from the Baltimore harbor. 

resident and their dog at the sandlot
You had us at WOOF!
residents on a rooftop deck
Summer dinners ROOFTOP STYLE
residents posing on the waterfront
Sundays at the Vineyards

Residents Around Baltimore (Slideshow)

residents at potluck dinner
Resident Annual Thanksgiving Potluck
Residents posing by the Domino Sugar sign
Baltimore has the best selfie backdrops!
residents standing at a podium
Striking poses at the annual Society of Interventional Radiology Conference

Residents representing Hopkins at the annual Society of Interventional Radiology conference

residents on a boat
Casual Saturdays at the Harbor

Residents ready to set sail from the Baltimore harbor. 

resident and their dog at the sandlot
You had us at WOOF!
residents on a rooftop deck
Summer dinners ROOFTOP STYLE
residents posing on the waterfront
Sundays at the Vineyards
 

Get the Inside Scoop What I love about Johns Hopkins radiology?

ALEX SOLOMON HEADSHOT

"You can tailor your experience to your own personal and professional goals. If you don’t know what your goals are, there are countless fantastic mentors to help guide you throughout and beyond training."

 

Alex Solomon
PGY4   
@alexjsolomonIR

Get the Inside Scoop What is your favorite neighborhood in Baltimore and why?

ANIRUDH ARUN HEADSHOT

"Canton is a great place to live in Baltimore. It’s a short commute to both the downtown campus and Bayview, and there are plenty of places nearby to get groceries, shop and eat! It’s a great neighborhood for dog owners, with several parks and great places to walk, especially along the harbor. Lots of friendly neighbors, some of whom may be your hospital colleagues and co-residents!"

Anirudh Arun    
PGY4    

Get the Inside Scoop What is your quality of life like as a radiology resident at Johns Hopkins?

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"Quality of life as a Hopkins resident is arguable one of the best in the country. On a resident’s budget, Baltimore is extremely affordable, and residents definitely take advantage of this fact. Housing options are robust, ranging from renting nice luxury apartments to home ownership. Baltimore also has a very lively restaurant scene as well as a nice range of outdoor activities. One of my personal favorites is to attend the Ravens games. I attended four my first year! Finally, I have been spoiled with the ease of flying through BWI Airport. Honestly, Baltimore has blown away every expectation I had prior to coming to Hopkins, and if you are serious about coming here then definitely see it for yourself!"

Kevin Fernandes             
PGY2    

Get the Inside Scoop What do you love most about Johns Hopkins radiology?

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"Hopkins is a place where you are encouraged to push yourself. Pick up the hardest studies and struggle with them until you are confident. I feel supported to push my boundaries regularly, with the understanding that the more I see and do, the better radiologist that I become."

Brad Bennett    
PGY4    
@bradbennettjr 

Get the Inside Scoop Why did you choose the Johns Hopkins radiology program?

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"The Hopkins rad program is a truly well-rounded program with world class clinical training, but what makes Hopkins unique is that it welcomes trainees of all backgrounds with any aspiration or long term goal, and aims to make them leaders in their future practice, whether in academic medicine, private practice or health care administration." 

Sahar Soleimani              
PGY3    

Get the Inside Scoop What is your favorite neighborhood in Baltimore and why?

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"My favorite neighborhood in Baltimore is definitely Canton, a fun area full of row homes, with fantastic restaurants and bars scattered everywhere you go. It's also surrounded by outdoor spaces; a couple blocks north is Patterson Park, and a couple blocks south is the waterfront promenade!"

Ryan England   
PGY4    
@RyanWEngland

Get the Inside Scoop What do you love the most about Johns Hopkins radiology

Huasong Tang

"The support that I have received from Hopkins is unparalleled, not just from our world-class faculty but also from our world-class administrative and clinical staff. They help me to “not throw away my shot,” and they offer levity when I hit a rough patch. I also get a daily dose of joy by working alongside some of the kindest and most talented co-residents, who have already accomplished amazing feats prior to their arrival at this residency."

Huasong Tang   
PGY5    
@AdAsteRad

Get the Inside Scoop Why did you choose the Johns Hopkins radiology program?

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"Hopkins offers an unparalleled diverse clinical experience. We have a wide variety of cases — including complex and rare cases — at our academic tertiary and quaternary care institution, community hospital cases, traumas found only in city settings and a range of cases from our outpatient suburban imaging centers. Hopkins has a huge catchment area and few competitor hospital systems in the region, so we have a large volume of cases. All of these experiences are centered at our main campus, with some time at our associated community hospital less than 15 minutes away. I found this mix to be ideal for my training and unique among residency programs."

Claire Brookmeyer
PGY5

       

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