Conferences
- Endocrine Grand Rounds. This conference is presented by UW faculty, fellows or outside speakers from other universities.
- Introduction to Endocrinology Fellowship - Lectures and Workshops. In July and August of each year, endocrinology faculty deliver introductory talks in various areas of endocrinology geared toward providing the knowledge needed to make a smooth transition from resident to fellow.
- Fellows' Teaching Conference. This ongoing lecture series is conducted approximately 16-18 times per year. Lectures cover the spectrum of endocrinology. Didactic sessions are provided by division faculty as well as faculty from related subspecialties.
- Diabetes Case Conference. This conference is devoted to clinical topics related to diabetes. Presenters include endocrinology faculty and fellows, nurses and other health care providers involved in diabetes care.
- Clinical Case Conference. Fellows present interesting and instructive cases with a review of pertinent literature.
- Combined Conference. This monthly conference is devoted to interesting and challenging endocrine surgical cases. Participants include endocrinology faculty and fellows, endocrine surgeons, and faculty from nuclear medicine, radiology and pathology.
- Journal Club. Journal club is held once a month. A fellow is paired with a faculty member chosen as a mentor. The fellow then reviews the current literature and presents a paper of interest to the group. In this forum, fellows learn to read and critically evaluate the endocrine literature.
- Fellows' Research Conference. One to two times per year, fellows formally present their individual research projects to the division.
- DXA Workshop. Once per year, endocrine, rheumatology and geriatrics fellows participate in a four- to five-hour workshop providing hands-on experience with DXA scan interpretation.
- Endocrinology Board Review. Each month, we review board review questions from a different topic area and discuss key learning points to prepare for the boards.