About Us
The Division of Endocrinology, Metabolism and Diabetes is dedicated to advancing the care of patients with endocrine disorders and diabetes in the greater Louisville region.
The Division plays a leading role in medical education. We offer a Fellowship Training Program for physicians in Internal medicine to receive subspecialty training for board certification. Residents in Internal Medicine and Psychiatry receive didactic and clinical teaching from the division faculty. Medical students rotate through the clinical and research programs in the division.
The Division conducts basic and clinical research that utilizes techniques of molecular and cellular biology, physiologic studies in humans, and clinical trials of new therapeutics. Endocrinology, Metabolism and Diabetes consultants from the University of Louisville provide care to patients at the University of Louisville Hospital, the Louisville VA Medical Center, Jewish Hospital, Frazier Rehabilitation Hospital, and Norton Hospital with state-of-the-art clinical diagnostic and therapeutic approaches that are based on the most current research. Outpatient clinics are provided at the University of Louisville Ambulatory Care Building and the Louisville V.A. Medical Center.
Endocrine diseases include those of the pituitary, thyroid, parathyroid, adrenal, gonads (male and female sex glands), as well as diabetes, hypoglycemia. dyslipidemia (high cholesterol) and metabolic bone disease including osteoporosis. To make an appointment with a University of Louisville Endocrinologist call (502) 584-8563.
To learn more about the Division, please download our Annual Report (Word File).
