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As one of the oldest pediatric academic medical centers in the country, Johns Hopkins Children’s Center has been building leaders in pediatric care for more than 100 years.

The Harriet Lane Handbook

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The 23^rd edition of The Harriet Lane Handbook, known as the “bible of pediatrics”, is now available. Named in honor of Harriet Lane, the founder of Johns Hopkins Medicine’s first children’s clinic, the handbook has been published every three years since 1953. It is compiled and updated by chief pediatrics residents in the Harriet Lane Pediatric Residency Program, in consultation with faculty and staff advisers.

Available in over 20 languages, the handbook has evolved to provide the most up-to-date information for healthcare professionals who treat young patients. The latest edition includes updated guidance on a variety of topics, including COVID-19, which has changed significantly since the previous edition from June 2020. In addition, it includes “podcast-style” audio companion case files, featuring interviews with Johns Hopkins Children’s Center experts on pediatric-focused topics.

The book is available for purchase online through Elsevier, as well as Amazon, Barnes & Noble and other online retailers. All royalties are used exclusively to support the pediatric residency program.

Residency and Fellowship Programs Win Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Award

Johns Hopkins University received the 2023 Barbara Ross-Lee, DO from the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education. This award recognizes institutional efforts to achieve diversity, equity and inclusion in graduate medical education.

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About The Program

Learn how we pursue the Johns Hopkins mission to provide quality care for the nation’s children.
Directors' Message

Read welcome messages from the chair and program directors about the strengths, benefits and goals of the Pediatric Residency Program at Johns Hopkins.
Why Choose Our Program

Everything you need to know about becoming a member of the Harriet Lane Residency Program.
Application Process

Find information about the requirements, deadlines and steps needed to apply for the Johns Hopkins Pediatric Residency program.
Program Curriculum

Learn what to expect from each year as a pediatric resident, including seminars, subspecialty rotations and leadership development.

Johns Hopkins Pediatric Residency Program

Johns Hopkins offers one of the most comprehensive and dynamic pediatric residency programs in the U.S.

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Who We Are

Graduates of The Harriet Lane Pediatric Residency Program have gone on to become successful community pediatricians, pediatric hospitalists, subspecialists, and more, pursuing excellence in public health, global health, health policy, health administration, and beyond. Our goal is to provide you with innovative curricula and top-notch faculty, robust clinical experiences, and an increasing level of independence and responsibility.

Meet Our Residents

Pediatric Diversity and Inclusion Council

The Pediatric Residency and Diversity Council at the SNMA conference.

We seek to foster a community of diverse pediatricians that has a common interest in mentorship, service and providing culturally competent care for patients and families.

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Johns Hopkins Children's Center: Virtual Tour

A Pediatric Resident's Guide to Living in Baltimore

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