The Johns Hopkins University Department of Dermatology Cutaneous Lymphoma Fellowship Program offers a unique and broad clinical and research experience across the disciplines of cutaneous oncology including cutaneous lymphoma, melanoma, skin cancer in high risk/ immunocompromised (solid organ transplant patients) and, supportive oncodermatology. Fellows will work with our expert clinicians and physician scientists, to gain skills in clinical and translational research. The clinical fellows are expected to productively participate in the clinical and translational research activities of the Department of Dermatology, publish scholarly clinical research articles during their fellowship and make at least one scientific presentation. Fellows will assist in developing protocols for clinical research studies, work with the Institutional Review Board (IRB), recruit study patients, conduct study visits, and learn/ improve data management skills. Fellows will also interact with pathology, oncology and transplant teams in multidisciplinary patient care. They will work with basic scientists on translational research projects. Fellows will have the opportunity for organizational leadership role in organizing local cutaneous oncology meetings.

• Position open to:
• 3rd to 5th year medical student or
• MD or MD/PhD degree and completion of at least 1-year PGY1 residency (by June 30) or
• Fellows may also have already completed dermatology residency
• Updated CV and 3 references
• All available USMLE transcripts (e.g., Steps 1, 2 CK, 2 CS and 3)
• Maryland State Medical License; at the beginning of the fellowship (July 1), if applicable

Preference will be given to those who have completed a residency in internal medicine or dermatology and have an interest in an academic career.

Interested applicants should send a brief statement of their interests and career goals with the aforementioned items.