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Research Experience
Fellows are expected to have a hypothesis driven research project as their main scholarship activity during fellowship. This can be a clinical, translational or basic science research project.
Meet Our Faculty
Meet our endocrinology fellowship faculty.
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Meet Our Fellows
Meet our current fellows and alumni of the Endocrinology Fellowship at Nationwide Children's Hospital.
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Fellowship Salary and Benefits
Our fellows are hospital employees. They are eligible to receive the same benefits as other full-time staff.
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What to Consider When Picking a CollegeĀ
College mail and emails can be overwhelming, especially the first time through. Learn what factors matter most when choosing a school, how to research campuses beyond the brochure, and tips to help your teen narrow options and pick a college that truly fits.
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Why Your Toddler is Biting and Hitting
First published November 2011 Updated March 2026 Biting and hitting are common problems during the toddler years, and whether your child is on the giving or receiving end, your goal is the same: to have the behavior stop.
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More Than Words: Art as a Therapeutic Tool
Art isn’t just fun—it can be a powerful wellness tool. Learn how creativity can boost confidence and joy, and how making art in therapy can help people express feelings, practice coping skills, and build mindfulness and emotional regulation—no “artist” skills required.
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Can Children Get Pancreatitis?
Pancreatitis isn’t just an adult condition—it can affect infants, kids, and teens. Learn what causes pancreatitis in children, the symptoms that require urgent care, and how treatment ranges from IV fluids and rest to advanced procedures and surgery for complex cases.
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Concussion and Prolonged Symptoms in Younger Children
The type of patient that usually comes to mind first when one thinks about concussion is the young athlete. Concussion is also common in early childhood, however: young children are naturally inclined to explore as they learn about and experience their world.