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The Endocrinology Fellowship...
...is a 2 year program in the department of medicine. The program is directed by Romesh Khardori, M.D., Chief, Division of Endocrinology.
The goals of the Endocrinology fellowship program are:
- Provide a comprehensive
knowledge base to prepare the fellow to care for patients
suffering from endocrine or metabolic disease. This includes treating patients for acute
and chronic distress resulting from their disease. - Provide a wide variety
of patients suffering from diverse endocrine problems to give
the fellow experience in diagnosing and treating patients suffering from disease in all
areas of endocrinology. - Provide a diverse experience
through rotations in areas related to endocrinology so
that the fellow has training in all of the diagnostic procedures and methods used in
endocrinology. - Prepare the fellow to
continue his/her education throughout his/her life by giving him/her
training in critically reading the medical literature, understanding medical informatics,
medical research methods, medical statistics, medical decision-making, outcomes
assessment, health promotion, practice management, medicolegal issues and medical
humanities. - Introduce fellows to principles
of clinical/bench research, and prepare them to analyze
literature/data, write investigative protocols and collect data in a scientific, organized
manner.
As of November 2005, we are participating with ERAS for applications for our program. For additional information, visit http://www.aamc.org/students/eras/start.htm
Application Details…
We will accept applications through the ERAS Program until January 15, 2008, for the position that starts July 2009. We require the following documents to be submitted via ERAS.
1. ERAS Application including
your complete personal statement.
2. Copies of USMLE score sheets. Please note that we will be looking
for scores of 85 and above for our program.
3. Proof of medical licensure.
4. ECFMG certificate, if you are an international medical graduate.
5. Three letters of recommendation including one from your Internal
Medicine Residency Program director. *NOTE*: These letters may be mailed
directly to the address below or submitted through ERAS.
6. Copy of your Dean’s letter attesting to your graduation from
Medical School.
Upon receipt of these items we will be in a position to review your file for a possible position in our training program. Please send this correspondence to the following individual. E-mail submission of these forms will not be accepted.
Endocrinology Fellowship Program
ATTN: Endo Coordinator
SIU School of Medicine
PO Box 19636
Springfield, IL 62794-9636
Eligibility requirements include the following standards:
1. Residency completed in
an accredited training program in Internal Medicine in the United States
or Canada.
2. U.S. citizen, permanent resident or have a valid J-1 visa.
Thank you for your attention and cooperation with our requirements.
For more information, contact the Endocrinology office at 217-545-0166 or e-mail the division.
TopPlease note that specific medical questions can not be answered via this website.
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