Endocrinology
Welcome to the Duke Pediatric Endocrinology fellowship program.
The overall objectives of the program are four-fold:
- To insure that each trainee is provided the background and experience necessary to diagnose and manage the panoply of childhood hormonal and metabolic disorders intrinsic to the field of pediatric endocrinology;
- To insure that trainees develop expertise in fundamental techniques of modern molecular and cellular endocrinology;
- To provide each fellow the opportunity to explore a research project in depth and to present the results of that research in oral and written form; and
- To inculcate a refined professionalism that enables the fellow to communicate effectively and sympathetically with patients, their families and other health care providers, to respect confidentiality, and to avoid conflicts of interest.
Program Overview
| Positions offered per year | One |
| Current number of fellows | Three |
| Program duration | Three years |
| Accrediting body | Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) |
| Match participation? | Yes |
| Contact person |
Elizabeth Sasser [Please contact via email only while COVID-19 restrictions are in place.] |
| How to apply |
In most years, applications are accepted through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). However, the program is not participating in ERAS in the 2020 application/recruitment season for July 2021 appointments. |
| Program director | Laura Page, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics 919.684.5091 laura.page@duke.edu |
| Associate program director |
Michael Freemark, MD |
| Current Fellows |
Third Year Second Year First Year Arriving July 2021 |
We invite you to discover your own future potential for growth, achievement, and professional satisfaction by investigating the possibilities at Duke.