Johns Hopkins Pediatrics Residency Program

Some of our residents and fellows presenting their projects at the 2026 Global Health Day Symposium at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Center for Global Health earlier this week- congrats to all on great work!

Look what came today- hooray!! 🥳. Congrats to all the resident authors of each chapter and audiofile, faculty advisors, and the chief resident editors Dr. Tolu Fatola, Dr. Jillian Heckman and Dr. Nate Silvestri on all the hard work that went into the publication of the 24th edition of the handbook!!!

The Guyana Global Health Trip was one for the books!! Dr. Schneider has been taking residents to Guyana for many years and developed amazing relationships with the Guyanese people. 6 peds residents and 1 EM resident from Hopkins had the opportunity to go on this global health trip. They saw children in the orphanages of Georgetown before going to the interior of Guyana to work in clinics. There were many patients seen and many coconuts drank!

Attention Students! Come visit Johns Hopkins Pediatrics and Med/Peds at the SNMA Annual Medical Education Conference (AMEC)- our residents would love to meet you- stop by Booth 615 today through Saturday and say hi!

Congrats to Sarah-Therese, Taylor and Pranav- our newest Chief Residents who will serve as chiefs in academic year 2028-2029 and as Editors of the 25th edition of the Harriet Lane Handbook!!! 🎉 🎊 🥳

Paging the Intern Class of 2026-2027!!! Congratulations and welcome to Hopkins!! We can’t wait to have you join us in Baltimore!!

New interns: tag us in your match day photos or send us them in a DM so we can share!

Paging the Intern Class of 2026-2027!!! Congratulations and welcome to Hopkins!!! We can’t wait to have you join us in Baltimore!!!

New interns: tag us in your match day photos/send us a direct message so we can share!

In memory of Alyssa on her birthday, join us in collecting books for Alyssa’s Reading Corner.

Our goal is to provide books to all children at their well child visits from ages 0-5 years old. Books are the key to language!

Donations will be collected through April 29th.

Today our residents and medical students had the opportunity to advocate for children and families at the Maryland American Academy of Pediatrics Resident Advocacy Day 2026 in Annapolis!

We spent the day meeting with state legislators and discussing policies that directly impact child health, including Medicaid access, school nutrition programs, and vaccine protections. Advocacy is an essential part of pediatrics — ensuring that the voices of children, families, and the providers who care for them are heard where decisions are made.

Dr. Taylor Walters PGY-2 and Dr. Nicole Salazar-Austin (Pediatric ID Attending and Global Health Track Advisor) got to meet with Representative Mfume’s staff along with other members of the TB Fighters advocacy group to discuss the importance of TB research, surveillance, and treatment and advocate for funding to reach the goal of eliminating TB worldwide!