Fellowship in General Pediatrics

• MD / DO / MBBS or equivalent medical degree
• Successful completion of an ACGME-accredited Pediatric Residency (or equivalent international training)
• Board eligible or board certified in Pediatrics
• Eligibility for medical licensure in the United States
• Strong interest in general pediatrics, academic medicine, public health, or research
• Good academic record with letters of recommendation and clinical experience

The Fellowship in General Pediatrics (General Academic Pediatrics) at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine is a comprehensive training program designed to develop pediatricians into leaders in academic general pediatrics, primary care, community health, and health services research. Conducted through the Division of General Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine at the Johns Hopkins Children's Center, the fellowship typically spans 2–3 years and integrates clinical practice, teaching, policy exposure, and mentored research. Fellows gain hands-on experience managing diverse pediatric populations while also working on research projects focused on improving child health outcomes, healthcare delivery, and public health systems. The program often provides opportunities to pursue advanced degrees such as an MPH or equivalent, preparing graduates for careers in academic medicine, leadership roles, and healthcare innovation.