Educating Our Future Leaders Through Our Endocrinology Fellowship Program

The Case Western Reserve University/University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center Endocrinology Fellowship Program involves inpatient consultation services and outpatient clinics, including experiences in pediatric endocrinology, reproductive endocrinology, comprehensive transgender care, and obesity care.

Diversity of Patient Populations

The training program is based at two major teaching hospitals:

• The Louis Stokes Cleveland VA Medical Center
• University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center

The diversity of patient populations in the two teaching sites offers trainees exceptional opportunities to experience patients with different backgrounds covering all aspects of the specialty.

Training Track Available for Endocrinology Careers

The Division of Endocrinology at University Hospitals offers a singular training track for applicants aspiring to pursue careers in endocrinology. This clinical track is specifically tailored for individuals seeking to become clinical and/or academic endocrinologists.

Two-Year Program Leads to Board Eligibility

Experience is gained on inpatient consultation services, outpatient clinics and at didactic conferences. Promotion from year one to year two of training is contingent upon satisfactory performance during the first year and attainment of all the required milestones set forth by Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME). This two-year training program leads to board eligibility in the subspecialty of endocrinology and metabolism.

Endocrinology and Metabolism Fellowship Professionalism Standards

Professionalism and ethical behavior are hallmarks of the Division of Endocrinology training program. Our faculty members serve both as mentors and role model clinicians for the values of professionalism. Over the years, many of the fellows completing the fellowship training at this program have become leaders in their respective fields. While many graduates of the program pursue further academic careers, some have joined clinical practice or pharmaceutical companies.