The division has unique strengths in the areas of pituitary diseases, metabolic bone disease and osteoporosis, nutrition and lipid metabolism, thyroid diseases, and diabetes. We offer several electives including nuclear medicine, reproductive endocrinology, pediatric endocrinology. Each fellow receives funds to travel to a national endocrine meeting yearly.
Fellows receive continuous feedback throughout the year with semi-annual meetings with the program director, an annual in-service written examination, thyroid biopsy simulation, and 360 examinations. Emory's endocrinology fellowship is the only program in the country to perform an Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) for our fellows.
Program Information
Curriculum
View a detailed program curriculum breakdown
First Year
First-year fellows will have between 3-9 clinical months depending upon career track. Fellows will spend time at each major hospital on the endocrine consultation service and have a weekly endocrinology continuity clinic. Fellows will also have some opportunities for electives in their first year.
Second Year
Second-year fellows will have between 3-9 clinical months depending on career track. Fellows will continue their weekly endocrine continuity clinic, and will also have additional time for research. Clinical fellows will have opportunities for electives.
Third Year (Research Track)
The research track fellow will continue with a weekly continuity clinic and spend 2-4 months in some clinical activity with the rest of the time dedicated for research. The goal of this year is to develop research skills necessary for a junior faculty member dedicated to research.
Research Experience
Active participation in clinical and/or laboratory research projects is an essential part of the training program. Clinical track fellows will be assigned a research mentor who will help the fellow design a research project that can be completed within the two year time period. Research track fellows will work with a research mentor who will help design a research program over a three year period. Research track fellows will be required to submit a grant proposal for external funding by the end of their second year of fellowship.
Objectives for research training include:
- Execution of a research project under direction of faculty mentor
- Understand the pertinent research literature
- Present data from research experience at a national meeting
Endocrinology Conference Schedule
A variety of conferences and seminars are offered throughout the year. Weekly conferences include:
Endocrinology Journal Club
Select Mondays at 4 p.m.
Woodruff Memorial Research Building, Room 317
Endocrine Conference
Select Mondays at 5 p.m.
Woodruff Memorial Research Building, Room 317
Grady Endocrinology Fellows Conference
Thursdays at Noon
Faculty Office Building, Grady Campus
Endocrine Board Review
Fridays at 7 a.m.
The Emory Clinc Conference Room
Conference Case of the Week
Fridays at 7:30 a.m.
The Emory Clinc Conference Room
Medicine Grand Rounds
Faculty Office Building, Grady Campus
Application Information
Fellowship applicants must have an MD and be eligible to take the ABIM board exam in internal medicine. Applications are accepted only through the ERAS.
Application Documents
- Completed application form
- Current CV
- Personal statement - should include a description of previous research and clinical experience, interest in the program, and an indication of your career goals
- Three letters of reference—one must be from the director of your residency training program
- USMLE Steps 1, 2, and 3 score reports
- Official medical school transcript
- ECFMG report, if applicable
- A recent photograph (optional)
Application and Interview Schedule
Interviews are required and will be conducted from July–September. Applicant selection will be done through the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP).