CURRICULUM VITAE - W.
Personal Information:
Business
Address: Academic Endocrinology
Metabolism & Nutrition, Inc.
2001 Gary Ave. Suite 240
Wheaton, IL 60187
Business
Telephone Number: (630) 416-4501; FAX
(630) 416-4504
Education:
B.S. in
Chemistry (Honors)
Alpha Sigma Nu
Honorary Jesuit
Fraternity July,
1971
Autonomous
Universidad de Guadalajara,
Mexico Colegio de Medicina,
Residency
Resident,
Pediatrics
Northwestern
University, Children's
Fellowship
Research and
Clinical Fellow in Pediatric Endocrinology, Metabolism & Nutrition
Fellow in
Diabetes & Insulin Metabolism
Teaching Fellow
in Pediatrics
Postgraduate Honors and Awards:
Sigma Xi,
Honorary Research Society
March
of Dimes Summer Scholar Advisor June,
1985 to 1997
Golden Apple Award (Teaching Excellence in Pediatrics) May, 1985
Academic Appointments
Instructor
in Pediatrics
Assistant
Professor of Pediatrics
Director,
Pediatric Endocrine, Metabolism and Nutrition Division
Associate
Professor of Pediatrics
Director,
Pediatric Endocrine, Metabolism and Nutrition Division
Associate
Professor of Physiology
Professor
of Pediatrics & Physiology
Professor
of Pediatrics
Adjunct Professor, Department of Human
Nutrition and Dietetics
The
Hospital Appointments:
Foster G. McGaw Hospital
Director,
Pediatric Enteral & Parenteral
Metabolic Support Team & Metabolic Kitchen
Medical
Director,
Honorary
Medical Staff,
Summary:
Summary
Dr. W. Patrick
Zeller is the founding Director of a private practice endocrine office in
Dr. Zeller
received his MD from Loyola University of Chicago. Dr. Zeller completed a pediatric residency at
While at Loyola,
Dr. Zeller established a division of Pediatric Endocrine Metabolism and
Nutrition. Dr. Zeller also founded The Pediatric
Metabolic Support Team and The Metabolic Kitchen. Dr. Zeller was honored as
Top Doctor in
Dr. Zeller then
went on to establish a fellowship program in pediatric endocrine metabolism and
nutrition. Dr. Zeller then joined the
Department of Physiology and established a research program in the ontogeny of glucoregulation with an emphasis on insulin metabolism and
the molecular mechanism of glucose transporters.
Dr. Zeller
enjoyed almost two decades of a productive career at the University, which
included multiple funded research projects that lead to over 200 publications,
and became a Tenured Professor of Pediatrics and Physiology before he retired
from the University in 1997. Dr. Zeller
continues his career as a reviewer for multiple journals, in addition to a
productive private practice of children and adult endocrinology, along with
four associate endocrinologists, three midlevel providers, five certified
diabetes educators, and a complete in-house diabetes education program. Dr.
Zeller also continues to lecture extensively on glucose regulation and is
focused on clinical endocrinology and documentation with electronic medical
record and information technology to enhance patient care and physician
reimbursement.
Updated 10/21/2011