Pediatric Residency Application Process
How to Apply
The Johns Hopkins Residency program participates in ERAS and interns are selected from medical school graduates through the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP).
House staff appointments extend from July 1 through June 30.
Application Requirements and Deadlines
We require the following items to be included in your application materials:
- Personal Statement
- Dean’s Letter and Transcript
- USMLE Scores (Steps I and II, when available)
- At least three (3) letters of recommendation from faculty members with whom you have worked (Note: We do not require a letter from your department chairman.)
Interview Process
Prior to and during the virtual visit for the required personal interview, we encourage applicants to familiarize themselves with Baltimore and the Harriet Lane Residency through our website and during virtual discussions with faculty and residents.
Our interview is not a test of a candidate’s abilities nor is it conducted in that fashion. Emphasis is placed on medical school recommendations, and the interview is principally designed to introduce the applicant to the residency program and vice versa.
Contact Our Coordinators
Pediatric Residency Program Coordinators
[email protected]
410-955-2727
Our Coordinators
Niharika Tayade
Yinka Omosule
Kathy Mainhart
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Three in addition to your dean’s letter.
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No. However, if you have worked closely with your chairman in a clinical or research setting, it would be appropriate to include a letter from him or her.
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No. We encourage you to ask for letters from faculty with whom you have worked closely and who will best be able to assess your clinical and/or research abilities. However, it is recommended that one of your letters come from a pediatrician.
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ERAS allows as many letters of recommendation as you feel necessary; however, no more than four letters may be sent to any individual program.
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Once your application, transcript and dean’s letter have been reviewed, all applicants will be notified by email through ERAS whether they have been offered an interview or not.
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Once applications have been reviewed and notification has been received that you are offered an interview, interviews will be scheduled on a first come, first served basis.
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To schedule a visiting elective at Johns Hopkins, contact our School of Medicine registrar at 410-955-3080 or [email protected].
A Virtual Look
Johns Hopkins Pediatric Residency Program
Pediatric Resident's Guide to Living in Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Children's Center Tour
Johns Hopkins Medicine Virtual Tour for Prospective Applicants
