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About the Endocrinology Clinic
Through our multidisciplinary endocrinology clinic, we provide care for children and youth with the following conditions:
- diabetes (please visit our diabetes clinic page for important referral information.)
- growth disorders
- puberty disorders
- thyroid disorders
- adrenal gland dysfunction, including adrenal suppression (clinicians are encouraged to refer to the Canadian Paediatric Society's practice point about adrenal suppression for initial guidance.)
- pituitary disorders
- hypoglycemia of suspected endocrine origin
- calcium disorders, rickets, osteoporosis and other bone diseases
- sexual development disorders
- lipid disorders
- pediatric obesity (all referrals related to obesity assessment and management should be sent directly to the Center for Healthy and Active Living at CHEO).
- transgender and gender-diverse youth (all referrals related to gender diversity should be sent directly to the gender diversity program at CHEO)
About our team
Our team consists of:
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nine pediatric endocrinologists
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endocrinology nurses
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diabetes nurse educators
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dietitians
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social workers
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program administrator
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pharmacy technician
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patient service clerks
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community endocrinology partners
Our team works alongside the Centre for Healthy Active Living (CHAL) program and the Gender Diversity clinic.
Our team is active in diabetes, endocrinology, obesity, and transgender health and bone health research. We have a Subspecialty Fellowship Training Program that is accredited by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.
Information for children, youth and families
Before your appointment |
Please sign-up for a MyChart account before your first visit. Our scheduling team will call you to schedule an appointment. If you need to reschedule your appointment, please let us know at least 24-48 hours in advance by calling 613-737-7600 x1909. No-shows or frequent cancellations may result in discharge from the service. |
What to expect during your appointment |
Please arrive 10-15 minutes before your scheduled appointment time in case there are delays with parking or finding the clinic and to complete any required paperwork that may be required. We are located in Clinic C-10 on the second/main floor. Please bring a list of any medications your child is currently taking. |
After your appointment |
Your Endocrinologist will let you know if any additional appointments or testing are required after your visit. |
Frequently asked questions
How can I make an appointment? |
All patients must be referred by a Physician or Nurse Practitioner. After a referral is received, we will notify the referring Physician or Nurse Practitioner whether the referral has been accepted or denied. If accepted, we will provide an estimated wait time. This wait time can vary based on demand and urgency. Once we have an appointment spot to offer, our Scheduling Team will call you to schedule an appointment. |
Who should I contact if I am worried or have questions? |
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Sign up for MyChart to access your CHEO health record anywhere, any time.
MyChart is a secure, online patient portal that connects you to parts of your CHEO electronic health record and allows you to send two-way secure communication to your care team, complete any questionnaires your care team sends and much more.
To learn more about MyChart and sign up, visit our MyChart page and fill out the MyChart Access Request Form.
Information for healthcare providers
Make a referral
Our clinic is now accepting e-referrals with Ocean!
If you’re already on Ocean, look us up via your account by searching "CHEO".
If you don’t yet have an Ocean account, no problem - signing up is free.
You can make an e-referral using Ocean, or send a referral by mail or fax to our address below.
Contact us
Endocrinology Clinic, Clinic C-10
CHEO
401 Smyth Road
Ottawa, ON K1H 8L1
613-737-7600 ext. 1909
Fax: 613-738-4236