Diabetes Fellowship
Diabetes is a major clinical and public health threat. And while this public health emergency continues to expand, the number of health care providers focusing on diabetes treatment remains stagnant.
Touro University California is proud to be the first university west of the Rockies and one of 6 universities in the US that offer a comprehensive one-year, non-accredited diabetology fellowship program.
Jay Shubrook, DO, FACOFP, FAAFP
He/Him/His

- jshubroo@touro.edu
- 707-638-5939
- @jay-shubrook-43052a164
Areas of Expertise
All types of diabetes mellitus in adults and children. Diabetes related complications and management.
Biography
Jay H Shubrook, DO, is a board-certified family physician and a fellowship-trained Diabetologist. He is a Professor at Touro University California College of Osteopathic Medicine and serves as the Director of the Diabetes Institute. His research focuses on the prevention and early intervention for type 1 and type 2 diabetes, CKD, and MASLD. His clinical and professional focus is on enhancing the training of the primary care workforce to prepare them to help people manage diabetes effectively. He has published hundreds of articles on diabetes and its related conditions. He is the Deputy Editor of the ADA journal Diabetes, Obesity, and Cardiometabolic Care. He was the Founding Chair of the Executive Board of the American College of Diabetology. This new organization trains and recognizes primary care physicians who provide excellence in diabetes care. He published his first book—“Everyday Diabetes: Case Studies in Primary Care” which is available online.
Clinical Specialty
- Family Medicine
- Diabetology
Education
- University of California, Santa Cruz
BA Psychobiology, Psychology - Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine
DO - OU-HCOM Appalachian Regional Health Institute
Diabetology Fellowship
Honors and Awards
- ADCES Lifetime Achievement Award 2026
- Touro College and University System: Presidential Award-Excellence in Service- 2024
- AOF Excellence in Diabetes Care Award. OMED 2014.
- ACOFP-National Distinguished Service Award 2012
- AOA Mentor Hall of Fame 200
Research
- Early intervention in type 2 diabetes and diabetes remission
- Use of CGM to augment the Diabetes Prevention Program
- Community Based Screening for Early Stage T1D
- Diabetes Misdiagnosis in Adults
Recent Publications
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/myncbi/jay.shubrook.3/bibliography/public/
Memberships and Affiliations
- AOA
- ACOFP
- ACD
- AAFP
- ADA
- ADCES
Teaching Responsibilities
- Clinical lead: Endocrinology Module and Diabetes Week
- Clinical lead: Renal Module
