Fellowship in Nuclear Medicine and Clinical PET/CT

• MD / DO degree or equivalent (MBBS + postgraduate qualification)
• Completion of residency in Radiology, Nuclear Medicine, or a related specialty
• Eligible for or certified by relevant boards (e.g., ABR/ABNM or equivalent)
• Strong academic record and clinical training background
• Interest in molecular imaging, PET/CT, and research
• For international applicants: eligibility for visa sponsorship (generally J-1) and ECFMG certification

The Fellowship in Nuclear Medicine and Clinical PET/CT at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine is a 1-year advanced training program focused on molecular imaging and hybrid PET/CT techniques, providing fellows with comprehensive clinical and academic exposure to nuclear medicine. The program offers hands-on training in the interpretation of PET/CT scans across oncology, neurology, and cardiology, along with experience in the use of radiotracers for diagnosis and disease monitoring. Fellows work in a high-volume academic setting with multidisciplinary teams, participate in tumor boards and conferences, and engage in research and emerging imaging technologies, preparing them for independent practice and academic careers in nuclear medicine and molecular imaging.