The Section is widely known for its diabetes research and treatment. It also serves as a resource for the study and management of hypoglycemia. Special endocrinology services include needle aspiration of thyriod nodules; diagnosis and management of pituitary tumors; and diagnosis and treatment of hypothyroidism, hypertension and general endocrine disorders.

Section Chief:	Kevin Jon Williams, MD

Physician Office Location

Endocrinology

3401 N. Broad Street
Zone B, Outpatient Building, 4th Floor
Phone - 215-707-4600
Fax - 215-707-5599

E. Victor Adlin, MD
Specialty interests: hypertension, osteoporosis, thyroid and adrenal disease

Jonathan Anolik, MD
Specialty interests: Clinical endocrinology, diabetes, metabolic diseases

Kristin Criner, MD
Specialty interests: diabetes, obesity, thyroid cancer

Rajesh Jain, MD
Specialty interests: Osteoporosis, calcium disorders, general endocrinology including diabetes

Ajaykumar Rao, MD
Specialty interests: hypertension, diabetes, endocrinopathies in the ICU

Daniel Rubin, MD
Specialty interests: diabetes, thyroid disease (including ultrasound and biopsy), calcium and bone disorders (including Paget's disease)

Imali Sirisena, MD
Specialty Interests: Diabetes and obesity management and prevention with both lifestyle and medical therapies; thyroid disorders involving hypothyroidism, thyroid nodules, and thyroid cancer; metabolic bone disorders

Cherie L. Vaz, MD
Specialty interests: aging related diseases in endocrinology, oxidative stress from high fat meals, antioxidant agents and therapeutic role in diabetes and metabolic syndrome

Kevin Jon Williams, MD
Section Chief
Specialty interests: lipid and lipoprotein abnormalities, diabetes

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