Fellowship in Endocrinology

1. Three years of prior Internal Medicine Residency or combined Internal Medicine and Pediatrics training.
2. Medical school qualification; International Medical Graduates must provide the required Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates documentation.
3. Completion of all three United States Medical Licensing Examination steps or Comprehensive Osteopathic Medical Licensing Examination.
4. United States Medical Licensing Examination score of 200 or above, or Comprehensive Osteopathic Medical Licensing Examination score of 400 or above.
5. Three Letters of Recommendation, including one from the residency program director.
6. Personal Statement.
7. Completed research or quality-improvement projects and scholarly activity.
8. Eligible visa status: United States citizenship, permanent resident status, or J-1 visa. The program does not sponsor H-type visas.

The two-year Endocrinology Fellowship is designed to develop advanced clinical reasoning and a scholarly approach to endocrinology, diabetes, and metabolism. The program includes four months of research and prepares physicians for certification and independent specialist practice. Research, clinical training, and evaluation of medical knowledge and clinical skills are integral parts of the fellowship.

1. Apply through the Electronic Residency Application Service beginning July 15.
2. Submit the required application documents and supporting materials.
3. The Selection Committee reviews applications and selects candidates for interviews.
4. Selected applicants receive interview information by email.
5. Interviews are conducted in August, September, and October.
6. Following interviews, the Selection Committee determines applicant ranking.
7. The program submits its rank order to the National Resident Matching Program before the applicable deadline.