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Santa Fe Fellows Workshop on Osteoporosis and Metabolic Bone Diseases
Last week EFF hosted our first in person program since 2020. The Workshop was a highly interactive program with great conversations shared among the fellows and faculty. The faculty lectures were insightful and the fellow abstract presentations were exceptionally well done.
Thank you to Amgen for supporting our 2022 Educational Programming
EFF would like to recognize Amgen for supporting the Santa Fe Fellows Workshop and EFF-ASBMR Fellows Forum on Metabolic Bone Diseases
Annual Letter to Program Directors
from Mark Stolar, MD, EFF Board President
On behalf of the Endocrine Fellows Foundation, I would like to welcome back and thank those program directors whose fellows have participated in EFF sponsored activities in the past year, as well as introduce the varied EFF initiatives to those of you who may not be familiar with our organization. This continues to be a challenging time in medical education and we at EFF hope that our funded initiatives assist in our mutual goal of training the next generation of endocrinologists.
Our peer reviewed Fellows Research Grant Program remains robust. In 2021 we awarded $50,000 in grant funding to ten fellows and young investigators. For 2022, the grant award was increased to $7,500 and seven grants were awarded in the Spring cycle. I would strongly encourage those of you unfamiliar with our grant program to have your fellows apply for grant funding for mentor guided projects.
The two 2021 bone diseases programs were held virtually and were exceptionally well received highlighting principles of osteoporosis, bone metabolism and rare bone diseases. In 2022 both programs return as in-person programs. In August the Santa Fe Fellows Workshop on Osteoporosis and Metabolic Bone Diseases will precede the Santa Fe Bone Symposium in New Mexico and in September the Sixteenth Fellows Forum on Osteoporosis and Metabolic Bone Diseases will precede the ASBMR Annual Meeting in Austin, Texas. As in 2021 our 2022 Diabetes, Obesity, and Metabolism Research Forum was held virtually in February with an exceptional faculty and highly engaged fellows. Seven fellows gave oral presentations of their EFF Fellows Research Grant Program awarded projects and did a great job with the peer and faculty Q&A. We look forward to expanding this offering in 2023. Membership in EFF is free to all fellows and affords them access to cutting edge educational opportunities. The EFF Resources website features a Community Publications section where research articles and videos are shared. If you or members of your team would like to share links to your published articles or educational lectures, please send the details to us at info@endocrinefellows.org.
On behalf of John Bilezikian, Ricardo Correa, Derek Leroith, Annaswamy Raji and myself, we strongly encourage you to have your fellows come on board with EFF for the duration of their training.Wishing all of you an outstanding beginning to the new academic year!
Best, Mark Stolar
The two 2021 bone diseases programs were held virtually and were exceptionally well received highlighting principles of osteoporosis, bone metabolism and rare bone diseases. In 2022 both programs return as in-person programs. In August the Santa Fe Fellows Workshop on Osteoporosis and Metabolic Bone Diseases will precede the Santa Fe Bone Symposium in New Mexico and in September the Sixteenth Fellows Forum on Osteoporosis and Metabolic Bone Diseases will precede the ASBMR Annual Meeting in Austin, Texas. As in 2021 our 2022 Diabetes, Obesity, and Metabolism Research Forum was held virtually in February with an exceptional faculty and highly engaged fellows. Seven fellows gave oral presentations of their EFF Fellows Research Grant Program awarded projects and did a great job with the peer and faculty Q&A. We look forward to expanding this offering in 2023. Membership in EFF is free to all fellows and affords them access to cutting edge educational opportunities. The EFF Resources website features a Community Publications section where research articles and videos are shared. If you or members of your team would like to share links to your published articles or educational lectures, please send the details to us at info@endocrinefellows.org.
On behalf of John Bilezikian, Ricardo Correa, Derek Leroith, Annaswamy Raji and myself, we strongly encourage you to have your fellows come on board with EFF for the duration of their training.Wishing all of you an outstanding beginning to the new academic year!
Best, Mark Stolar
Endocrine Fellows Foundation
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Our Vision
EFF is an organization dedicated to the career development of fellows in training and nascent young investigators. Our vision is through preceptorships, symposiums, and research grant support. We support trainees in endocrinology to further advance their career goals and to strengthen our subspecialty.
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