For more than 40 years, The Johns Hopkins Endocrinology Fellowship Program has trained academic endocrinologists who plan careers as physician-scientists, clinical-investigators, or health services investigators. The program is based in the Division of Endocrinology, Diabetes & Metabolism in the Department of Medicine. We have the faculty, facilities, and curriculum to provide fellows with both excellent clinical training and outstanding research experience.
The Division faculty have broad clinical and scientific expertise in all major subspecialty areas housed within endocrinology, diabetes and metabolism. Their clinical teaching further is augmented by Johns Hopkins faculty in outside specialties including pediatrics, cardiology and gynecology. Fully staffed and equipped outpatient and inpatients facilities provide an ideal environment for exceptional patient care and clinical teaching. The institution is one of the principal tertiary referral centers in the nation and the world for patients with endocrine disorders. Johns Hopkins is also a top provider of primary endocrine consultative services to a large urban and suburban population in the mid-Atlantic region. Consequently, fellows in clinical training are exposed a large number of patients with the full spectrum of endocrine conditions, ranging from all common disorders to the most exotic diseases.