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The inaugural graduating class of Johns Hopkins All Children's Residency Program, from left: John Morrison, M.D., Ph.D., Alexander Kim, M.D., Mirinda Gillespie, M.D., Sc.M., Nicholas Jabre, M.D., M.S., Brianna Conforti, M.D., M.S., Paul Gilbert, M.D., Racha Khalaf, M.D., Jacquelyn Crews, M.D., Nina Replete, M.D., Elena Rueda-de-Leon, M.D. Celebrating the Inaugural Class The Johns Hopkins All Children's Residency Program held its inaugural graduation on June 10 at the TradeWinds Grand Resort in St. Pete Beach, Florida. These are the graduates and their next steps in their training and careers: New Fellowships Expand Education Program The Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital Office of Medical Education is growing. In addition to the two-year Pediatric Surgery Fellowship, the program offers these programs. A three-year Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine Fellowship Program will be matched with a student in December, and training will begin in summer 2018. A one-year Pediatric Hospice and Palliative Care Medicine Fellowship also begins in summer 2018. A two-year Pediatric Hospitalist Medicine Fellowship Program began in July 2017. It will add a new class of students starting next summer. Brianna Conforti—Vanderbilt University, hematology/oncology fellow Jacquelyn Crews—Johns Hopkins All Children's, chief resident and hospitalist Paul Gilbert—Primary Care Pediatrics, Boca Raton, Florida Mirinda Gillespie—Johns Hopkins All Children's, hematology/oncology hospitalist Nicholas Jabre—The Johns Hopkins Hospital, pulmonology fellow Racha Khalaf—University of Colorado, gastroenterology fellow Alexander Kim—The Johns Hopkins Hospital, genetics fellow John Morrison—Johns Hopkins All Children's, chief resident and hospitalist fellow Nina Replete—University of Ottawa, pediatric intensive care fellow Elena Rueda-de-Leon—Vanderbilt University, cardiology fellow To learn more about the Johns Hopkins All Children's pediatric residency program, visit OME.AllKids.org/Residency. Face of Philanthropy ■ Fall 2017 17