Cardiac Anesthesiology and Interventional Echocardiography Fellowship

Johns Hopkins Medicine

AnaesthesiologyCardiothoracic anaesthesiaClinical Fellowship
Destination
USA
Baltimore, Maryland, United States

Overview

A one-year ACGME-accredited cardiothoracic fellowship (about 1,200–1,400 cases a year) with extensive TEE, 3D and interventional echocardiography training for structural heart procedures, heart and lung transplantation, VAD and ECMO.

The programme

Focus
Adult cardiothoracic anaesthesia
Training type
Clinical Fellowship
Duration
One year
Start
July 1
Positions
6
Accreditation
ACGME-accredited
Department
Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine — Division of Cardiac Anesthesia

Eligibility and visa

Eligibility
Successful completion of an ACGME anesthesiology residency
International applicants
Institution policyJohns Hopkins SOM accepts international residents/fellows via J-1 ECFMG Alien Physician Exchange Visitor sponsorship (applies to those joining from abroad or already in the US in another status); H-1B only in limited circumstances
Visa support
Institution policyJohns Hopkins SOM sponsors incoming residents/fellows for J-1 (ECFMG); H-1B only in limited cases (US MD graduates on OPT in ACGME training, or trainees already on H-1B in ACGME-accredited/recognised training with sufficient H-1B time remaining) - GME policy P&F028
Licence requirement
Institution policy (Maryland Board of Physicians): residents and fellows train as registered unlicensed practitioners through their programme; a full Maryland licence requires 1 year (US/Canadian grads) or ECFMG + 2 years (IMGs) of accredited postgraduate training plus licensing exams

How to apply

Deadline
Applications November 11 to March 1 (one year before matriculation)
Application method
Not stated on official page

Funding

Funding
Institution policyJohns Hopkins house staff 2026-27 base pay PGY1 $76,264; PGY2 $79,480; PGY3 $83,306; PGY4 $86,791; PGY5 $90,610; PGY6 $95,045; PGY7 $98,390; PGY8 $101,367; PGY9 $106,882, plus $3,750 housing and $300 cell-phone stipends

Official sources

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