● Analyzing, examining, and investigating patients and their medical histories for signs and symptoms of hormonal imbalances.
● Advising, ordering, and performing tests and interpreting the results.
● Discussing diagnosis with patients, explaining treatment options, and giving advice on medications, lifestyle and dietary changes, and other preventative measures.
● Carrying out follow-up appointments, monitoring patient progress, adjusting treatment plans and medications, and updating patient records.
● Supporting patients with serious or complex endocrine conditions and their loved ones.
● Conducting research and studies on the endocrine system and its diseases, disorders, and conditions to develop new treatment techniques.
● Remaining up-to-date on current discoveries, developments, trends, research, and technology.
● Handling basic administrative, clerical, and business tasks, such as filing, answering phones, or data entry.
Requirements and qualifications
● A medical degree in endocrinology and the successful completion of a residency and fellowship.
● A medical license and certification to practice endocrinology.
● A thorough understanding of the endocrine system and its diseases, disorders, and conditions.
● Strong analytical abilities to provide accurate diagnoses.
● Excellent decision-making, interpersonal, and communication skills.
● Strong organizational, problem-solving, and researching skills.
● Proficiency with computers and medical equipment.