Endocrinology fellowship 2022-23

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Hello ! I am planning to apply for endocrinology fellowship for the upcoming 22-23 year. Since new year just began, I wanted to start a thread early and appreciate any advice on how to make my application more competitive. Also appreciate anyone with similar interests or career aspirations to get together and chat!
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Down for WhatsApp! Seems like there are three "official" Endo threads going now so that might keep this more organized
 
Good luck to everyone!
I got my first interview today at UCSF
Please keep us updated with your interviews,
 
Hi all, excited to join the Endocrinology community! 😊

Here are the invites I've received so far - I have 3 letters and still waiting on ERAS to process my fourth letter

7/20: UCSF, WashU in St Louis
7/21: Emory
 
damn doctorcatlove, those PDs really said:
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Good luck everyone! Very excited for this to be the last time having to use ERAS.
My 4th letter was processed yesterday.
 
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doctorcatlove said:
Hi all, excited to join the Endocrinology community! 😊

Here are the invites I've received so far - I have 3 letters and still waiting on ERAS to process my fourth letter

7/20: UCSF, WashU in St Louis
7/21: Emory
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Amazing, congratulations!
 
Hello everyone, congrats on submitting this week and the interviews! Thanks for starting this thread. Does anyone want to make one of those google spreadsheets to better keep track of interviews? ☺️
 
So excited for everyone here!! Going back to anxiously refreshing my email now. My letters were all submitted on time, but I'm going to be afraid something went wrong with my app until interview invites start coming in
 
adhameagle said:
Hello,

I finished my IM residency in 2017 and I have been a hospitalist from that time.
I am planning to apply for endocrine fellowship this year. But I am facing big problem getting LOR.
Most of the faculty who were running our IM program left. I tried to reach them but they did not look interested in providing LOR.
I tried to reach the endocrinologist with whom I did rotations with during my residency, but he is not responding.

Here in the hospital where I am working we do not have endocrinologist that provide services in the hospital or even in the city.
I will be getting LOR from our hospitalist director.

My question is getting LOR from pulm/nephro/GI physicians with whom I am working be enough or I should keep trying to get LOR from endocrinologist.
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Ideally you should have at least one letter from an endocrinologist… doesn’t necessarily need to be from someone recent per se, but someone that has mentored you and help
With developing your interest in endocrine.
 
I did not have a letter from an endocrinologist, but I was accepted into a program where I had rotated and they knew me. So in theory I could have asked any of them for a letter... I instead went from strong letters from faculty who knew me well and counted on the program knowing my face. Long story short, it is not necessary, but you need to have something that tells them you aren't picking endocrinology from a hat. Some kind of experience, if not an endocrinology letter. If you can tell a compelling story about why endocrinology and one of your letters supports that experience, that may be enough. Like have you spearheaded an inpatient diabetes program in your hospital? What sets you apart?

Also - good luck! Endocrinology is the best. 🙂
 
Blue_sky_endo said:
I did not have a letter from an endocrinologist, but I was accepted into a program where I had rotated and they knew me. So in theory I could have asked any of them for a letter... I instead went from strong letters from faculty who knew me well and counted on the program knowing my face. Long story short, it is not necessary, but you need to have something that tells them you aren't picking endocrinology from a hat. Some kind of experience, if not an endocrinology letter. If you can tell a compelling story about why endocrinology and one of your letters supports that experience, that may be enough. Like have you spearheaded an inpatient diabetes program in your hospital? What sets you apart?

Also - good luck! Endocrinology is the best. 🙂
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How many places did you apply and how many interviews did you get?
 
rokshana said:
Only one labeled as “official”

Mods could the separate threads be merged so info is all in one place?
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Okey doke... two threads seemed to be for this year's cycle, and actually many of the recent posts had been made in last year's thread. I think I've moved all of the relevant posts into this thread.
 
GoSpursGo said:
Okey doke... two threads seemed to be for this year's cycle, and actually many of the recent posts had been made in last year's thread. I think I've moved all of the relevant posts into this thread.
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Thanks! Though the one labeled the official 2022-2023 endocrinology fellowship thread is there… can this one be merged with that one?
 
Prisma @ South Carolina and Henry Ford sent out invites.
 
rokshana said:
How many places did you apply and how many interviews did you get?
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I am not the best metric here! I only applied to a few because I have a family and was not willing to move very far away. Knowing this, I made a point to get to know people in at least 2 programs. If you don't have the opportunity to make connections like this, just apply broadly. It is not the most competitive field. I think the main thing to do is to have a cohesive story of you, what makes you love endocrinology, and why you will be a good addition to their program.
 
Hi Everyone!
I'm a non-us img requiring visa
applied to 100 programs...have not heard anything yet! anxiety getting to me
those who received iv from henry ford and prisma health.. what are your creds like?
 
Blue_sky_endo said:
I am not the best metric here! I only applied to a few because I have a family and was not willing to move very far away. Knowing this, I made a point to get to know people in at least 2 programs. If you don't have the opportunity to make connections like this, just apply broadly. It is not the most competitive field. I think the main thing to do is to have a cohesive story of you, what makes you love endocrinology, and why you will be a good addition to their program.
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I am an endocrinologist…so not about me… but you give your experience as a metric that one doesn’t need a letter from an endocrinologist…yet you are not willing to say how many interviews you got based on not having an endocrine LoR?
 
That’s great, thank you! Can we please add a column about whether the applicant is US-MD or US-IMG or IMG.
 
Just wondering is there a pattern for when Endocrine interviews are sent out? Looking at last years thread, it appears most programs invite pretty early on with some invites trickling through mid Aug.
 
peanutdo said:
7/27/22 California Pacific Medical Center
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Did they provide a link to the self scheduling website? I went ahead and emailed a response instead bc I didn’t see a link or hyperlink in the eras message
 
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