East Hartford Endocrinology

Jeremy Baker, PA-C, PhD is a general endocrinology physician assistant. He sees patients with a wide range of endocrine issues but has specific clinical interests in men's health, preventative medicine, and chronic disease. He is especially thoughtful about creating a welcoming environment for all patients and enjoys working with underserved communities including the LGBTQIA+ community. He has a wide range of scientific and clinical experience that makes him a well-rounded provider. He graduated from Taylor University with a Bachelor of Arts in Athletic Training and spent much of the next 10 years working in sports medicine. He then graduated from the University of Oklahoma in 2006 with a PhD in Exercise Physiology focused in applied endocrinology. After obtaining his PhD, he became a research professor in nutrition, endocrinology, and physiology for 10 years before returning to school to get his Masters of Science in Physician Assistant Studies and becoming a PA. He has research publications and experience in topics as varied as testosterone changes in middle aged and older men, hormonal control of cancer related muscle loss, adaptations to long distance hiking and bone density changes with age.

Education Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) B.S. University of Puerto Rico School of Public Health M.S. University of Puerto Rico School of Medicine M.D. University of Connecticut Health Center Resident University of Massachusetts Medical Center Fellowship, Endocrinology

Education Darbhanga Medical College, India Medical School Texas Tech University Residency University of Connecticut, Farmington Connecticut Residency