Program overview
We offer two distinct fellowship tracks, a two-year clinical scholar track for physicians interested in academic or community-based clinical practice, and a three-year research track for physicians interested in protected research time, with aspirations for an academic career in teaching or research or a career in industry. The research track also offers trainees the opportunity to pursue a Masters of Public Health, in lieu of a traditional research pathway.
Both tracks provide an opportunity for personalization of the training experience to fit trainees’ interests, as well as ample time to pursue scholarly projects. The research track is only open to US citizens or Permanent Residents due to funding restrictions.
Our fellows divide their time among three hospitals: the University of Washington Medical Center (academic medical center), Harborview Medical Center (county hospital), and the VA Puget Sound Health Care System.
These centers provide care for patients from throughout the Pacific Northwest, providing our fellows a unique educational experience, with the opportunity to care for a diverse population, including patients from the agricultural areas of eastern Washington to the rural villages of Alaska to our urban core in Seattle.
Our trainees gain experience with all aspects of endocrinology and have moved on to careers in both academic medicine and community practice.
In addition to unparalleled clinical experiences, our fellows have the distinct advantage of working with our outstanding faculty, who are not only passionate about the patients they care for but view teaching as one of the central pillars of their work here and enjoy working with our fellows as both clinical and research mentors.
Our graduates consistently note our faculty as being one of the highlights of our training program.
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Your application
All applicants must apply via ERAS. We only offer positions through the Match. You may apply for the Clinical Scholar track, the Research Scholar track or both tracks.
NRMP MATCH CODES
Clinical Scholar (Two Year): 1918143F1
Research Scholar (Three Year): 1918143F0
ACGME ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR ENDOCRINOLOGY
All required clinical education for entry into ACGME-accredited fellowship programs must be completed in an ACGME-accredited residency program, or in an RCPSC-accredited or CFPC- accredited residency program located in Canada. Prior to appointment in the fellowship, fellows should have completed an ACGME- or RCPSC-accredited internal medicine program.
VISA SPONSORSHIP
Applicants who require visa sponsorship are eligible for our two year clinical scholar track only. We are able to sponsor both J1 and H1B visas for clinical fellows. Only US citizens or permanent residents can be supported on our NIH sponsored T32 training grants for the research track.
DEADLINE AND APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
The ERAS fellowship application process is outlined in Tools and Worksheets for Applicants.
We will start reviewing applications July 16, 2025. Complete ERAS Applications are due by Friday August 29, 2025. A complete application includes:
- Personal Statement (1 page preferred; please describe your career goals)
- At least three (3) letters of recommendation
- Medical Student Performance Evaluation (MSPE) Letter
- Medical School Transcript
- USMLE and/or COMLEX Scores
Please be sure all materials requested above are part of your ERAS file by 08/29/2025. Incomplete applications (i.e., missing letters of reference or transcripts) will not be reviewed until complete. Applications submitted after the 08/29/2025 deadline will generally not be considered.
INTERVIEWS 2025
Interviews will be conducted virtually via the Thalamus platform and will occur in late September - early October 2025.
Invited applicants for the Clinical Scholar track will be scheduled for a half-day interview, while applicants for the Research Track will be schedule for full day interviews. Applicants to both tracks will have one full day interview, which will be considered for both tracks. We will send out invitations to those applicants selected for interviews by mid-September.