Division of Endocrinology
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The Division of Endocrinology, part of the School of Medicine, provides critical support for innovative research as well as new and advanced patient care and services. It is an essential way to make an immediate impact in an area of medicine that is important and meaningful to you. A donation is a meaningful way to honor a significant person in your life or remember someone who has passed away.
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Development Services P.O. Box 20466 Stanford, CA 94309
Fax: 650 723 0023
Email: medicalgiving@stanford.edu
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Calendar
Calendar: visit our Endocrine Grand Rounds Calendar and keep up-to-date with all Department of Medicine Events.
Message from the Chief
Dr. Frederic Kraemer, MD
Professor of Medicine, Division Chief of Endocrinology, Gerontology and Metabolism
Welcome to the Division of Endocrinology, Gerontology and Metabolism website. As a leading center for research, clinical studies, consultation, and treatment, our faculty is dedicated to providing patients with the latest therapies in the care and management of comples endocrine diseases and diabetes. The Division has a longstanding tradition of excellence in research, highlighted by major discoveries in the areas of insulin resistance and diabetes. Research efforts are supported by government and private funding and include diverse areas such as hormone action, various aspects of diabetes, obesity, growth disorders, bone metabolism, pituitary disorders, aging and the genetics of endocrine disease.
A wide diversity of patients are treated at weekly clinics throughout three different locations, Stanford Hospital, VA Palo Alto Health Care System and Santa Clara Valley Medical Center. Several speciality clinics are available, including a Pituitary Center that focuses on pituitary and hypothalamic disorders, Thyroid clinic, Bone clinic, Neuroendocrine tumor clinic, as well as several diabetes focused clinics.
The division currently consists of 26 faculty, 8 adjunct faculty, 7 emeritus faculty, and 2 instructors. Our clinical fellowship program provides trainees with two to three years of advanced training i the field of endocrinology, diabetes and metabolism. The program places a major emphasis on trining academic endocrinologists interested in basic and/or clinical research or those who plan to become clinical educators and also suits the needs for trainees interested as private practitioners. The division's mentor-trainee program offers in-depth guidance throughout all aspects of fellowship training and support though our NIH funded endocrinology training grant.
We invite you to explore our website and contact us for opportunities for training and research collaborations.
Stanford Medicine Community Announcement
Endo 2022 June 11th - 14th 2022
Registration for ENDO 2022 is now open! This year registrants will have the option to attend the meeting either in person or virtually, so you are able to participate as you prefer. The program features more than 100 in-person and virtual sessions and an additional 50+ in-person only sessions. Register now to secure your spot for the top yearly meeting in endocrinology at the best possible rates!
To Register go to this link
Endo Spotlight - Meet the Chiefs
An Interview with Dr. Fredric Kraemer, the Division Chief, Endocrinology, Gerontology and Metabolism
An Interview with Dr. Marilyn Tan, Clinic Chief, Endocrine Clinic, Stanford Health Care
New Stanford Hospital - The Home of Infinite Possibilities
A reimagined space for health and healing, your new Stanford Hospital extraordinary facility that doubles our capacity for patient care and modernizes our ability to treat and cure. It blends the most advanced medical technologies with a human-centered approach to patient care and brings us closer to achieving our vision—to predict, prevent and cure more precisely.
Patient-centric design informs the new Stanford Hospital
Precision Health puts the patient at the center of the health care paradigm, and at the newly-opened Stanford Hospital, the patient was the focus throughout the design process.