Welcome!
The Division of Endocrinology is dedicated to leadership and excellence in clinical service, teaching and research for a range of metabolic and endocrine disorders. The Division of Endocrinology has become a national leader in pediatric diabetes research as well as boasting the world’s largest center for glycogen storage disease, the nation’s largest program for Prader-Willi syndrome and clinics for other metabolic and endocrine disorders.
A Message from the Chief
Division Chief
Michael Haller, MD
Dr. Michael Haller is a pediatric endocrinologist with a passion for patient care, teaching, and research. Dr. Haller’s research focuses on predicting, preventing, and reversing type 1 diabetes through a team approach that emphasizes translating findings from the laboratory bench to the patient’s bedside in a timely manner.
Pediatric Endocrinology Stats
HOME AND ABROAD
The Division of Endocrinology at UF Health currently see’s patients from 10 different countries and 27 different states.
1,000 Pediatric diabetes patientes/year
19th U.S. News & World Report Rank
500+ Children served at diabetes camps in Florida
1 Top-ranked program in the southeast
WHAT’S HAPPENING IN ENDOCRINOLOGY
Pediatric Endocrinology #19
UF Health Shands Children’s Diabetes & Endocrinology Hospital ranked #19 by U.S. News and World Report.
Congratulations Dr. Scott Rivkees!
New Surgeon General of Florida
UF Diabetes Spotlight
UF Health, Stanford gets $7.6 million grant to expand diabetes program
