Nancy Rennert

Nancy Rennert, MD is an Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine in the Department of Endocrinology at Yale School of Medicine. She received her MD from the University of Pittsburgh in 1987. Her research focuses on diabetes management, glycemic control in critical care settings, and metabolic aspects of endocrine disorders. Key areas of interest include hypoglycemia prevention in hospitals, thyroid carcinoma variants, and the relationship between sleep disorders and type 2 diabetes risk. She has collaborated with prominent clinicians like Akhil Khosla and William Tamborlane on studies addressing insulin protocols, metabolic markers in oncology, and clinical practice improvements. Dr. Rennert has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals such as Frontiers in Oncology, Hospital Practice, and Journal of Clinical Investigation. Her work emphasizes translating research into actionable clinical practices, particularly in optimizing glycemic control strategies and refining endocrine-related diagnostic criteria. No formal awards are listed, though her contributions to hospital-based endocrine protocols are notable.

Education: MD, University of Pittsburgh (1987). Research collaborations include studies on pancreatic cancer prognostic markers, TPN-associated glucose monitoring, and sleep-disruption metabolic consequences. Current roles include primary faculty appointment in Endocrinology with affiliations in Internal Medicine departments. No specific grants or labs are highlighted in the profile.