Endocrine Society Launches Training Program for Minority Clinician Leaders
The Endocrine Society is launching the Excellence in Clinical Endocrinology Leadership (ExCEL) program, a multi-faceted training program offering comprehensive leadership training and mentorship to early career physicians of communities underrepresented in medicine and science. ExCEL is just one of the Society’s many efforts to increase diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the endocrinology field. The initiative is designed to train the next generation of physicians and clinicians to treat individuals with endocrine conditions....
Throughout 2021, the Endocrine Society has focused on insulin’s past and present. The Society’s Insulin 2121 event highlights insulin’s future. Robots, drones, and artificial intelligence are just a few of the innovative topics being discussed. While the event is pre-recorded, our speakers will be live and available to answer your questions in real time during the Q&A portion. More information on the...
As part of the Endocrine Society’s commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), it has established a new executive level role to focus on member value, engagement, and its DEI strategy. The Society has hired Rodneikka Scott, MSc, CAE, as its first Chief Membership & Diversity Programs Officer. Scott previously served as Director, Membership &...
In the century since the discovery of insulin transformed diabetes from a fatal to a chronic, treatable condition, strong relationships and communication between patients and providers have become more important than ever. During the Society’s new 100 Years of Insulin on-demand webinar, member Grazia Aleppo, MD, and two people with diabetes discuss how care has evolved and...
Hydelene B. Dominguez, MD, the first winner of the Endocrine Society’s C. Wayne Bardin International Travel Award, talks to Endocrine News about how her Filipino community inspired her to pursue research on radioactive refractory thyroid cancer, as well as her excitement at the prospect of attending ENDO 2022 in Atlanta. Aside from being the first...
As you read this issue in the middle of summer, there is certainly no sign of any of the typical summer doldrums and that is largely due to the amazing events the Endocrine Society is known for around the world. Not only does the July issue feature research presented at the first-ever all virtual ENDO...
