Amy Aronovitz, MD

Specialties
Endocrinology
Primary Office
Address 1150 North 35th Avenue
Suite 205A
Hollywood, FL 33021
Alternate Location
Address 1951 SW 172nd Avenue
Suite 405
Miramar, FL 33029

About Me

Chief, Adult Endocrinology Program

I am board certified in Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism and Internal Medicine. As the Chief of General Endocrinology at Memorial Healthcare System, I treat patients with a variety of conditions, including Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes, thyroid disease, adrenal conditions, calcium and metabolic bone disorders, pituitary disorders and endocrine disorders that complicate pregnancy.

I am a caring and hard-working physician, determined to help provide individualized evidence-based care to my patients. It is their motivation and drive that inspires me to do my best. I like spending time with my patients, developing both short- and long-term relationships with them, and helping make a difference in their lives. Being able to use my experience to help my patients meet their health goals is the best aspect of being a doctor. 

Creating the General Endocrinology Department at Memorial Healthcare System is the career accomplishment that makes me proudest.

When I’m not working, I enjoy spending time with my husband and children.

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Education

Education
  • Drexel University College Of Medicine, 2002
Internships
  • Mount Sinai Hospital Center, 2003, Internal Medicine
Residencies
  • Mount Sinai Hospital Center, 2005, Internal Medicine
Fellowships
  • Northwestern University Medical School, 2008, Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism
Certifications
American Board of Internal Medicine-Endocrinology Diabetes and Metabolism
American Board of Internal Medicine-Internal Medicine

Achievements

Publications

Professional Organizations

  • Endocrine Society
  • American Diabetes Association

Research

  • 2006-2008 Northwestern University, Chicago, IL
    Performed pilot study evaluating the effect of intensive insulin therapy on metabolic parameters in women with gestational diabetes.
    Advisor: Boyd E. Metzger, MD 

  • 2005-2008 Northwestern University, Chicago, IL
    Evaluated the effect of betacellulin on cell cycle in both INS-1 cells and murine islets by using flow cytometry, real time PCR, western blots, and BrDU labeling.
    Advisor: William Lowe, MD
  • 1999 John Hartford Fellowship
    University of California, Los Angeles, CA
    Compared age-related differences in prescription pattern trends for diabetic men and women with macrovascular complications.
    Advisors: Carole Mangione, MD, MPH and 
    Arlene Brown, MD

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