The two-year program centers on clinically oriented biopsy and surgical pathology gastrointestinal case material for sign-out with Drs. Elizabeth Montgomery, Robert Anders, Belur Bhagavan, Toby Cornish, Christine A. Iacobuzio-Donahue, Anirban Maitra, and Michael Torbenson. This includes an active consult service for which the fellow is responsible. Specialty experience in liver disease is provided by Drs. John K. Boitnott, Michael Torbenson, and Robert Anders. Dr. Ralph Hruban, Director of the GI Pathology / Liver Division, provides diagnostic and research experience in pancreatic diseases.

The fellow participates in clinical rounds and in housestaff and medical student teaching. In the second year the fellow is appointed an Assistant by The Johns Hopkins Hospital and takes full responsibility for sign-out of gastrointestinal case material. Research is an integral part of the program during both years and may have either a clinical or an experimental emphasis. There are multiple opportunities for collaborative studies in gastroenterology and in basic research in this and other departments.

In addition, a separate one year fellowship position in GI / Liver Pathology is offered. This fellowship parallels the two-year program, but does not include the sign-out opportunities of the two-year program.

Requirements: Minimum of two full years Anatomic Pathology. Fellows must be able to obtain Maryland licensure by the second year of the program.

Stipends: Commensurate with the candidate's level of postgraduate training.

Applications: For application forms or questions:

Dr. Anirban Maitra
Department of Pathology
CRBII Room 341 1550 Orleans Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21231

Phone: 410-955-3511 or 410-614-0671
Email: amaitra1@jhmi.edu

Applications should be received by October 1 for a July 1 starting date 16 months later (e.g., an application submitted by Oct 1, 2012 will be for a July 1, 2014 start); supporting documents should be received within a month of this deadline (e.g., by Nov 1, 2012 in previous example). This timetable updates and supersedes all previously announced timetables; requests for variations from this updated timetable should be directed to Dr. Maitra.

Applicants should clearly state if they are applying for the one-year fellowship, for the two-year program, or for both.

A variety of research fellowships are available in the division. Each of these research fellowships is supervised by one of the research faculty. Please contact them directly.

We are pleased to announce that the current recipient of this fellowship is a talented young pathologist:

Oliver McDonald, M.D., Ph.D.