The Good Shepherd endocrinology team is currently a single-physician practice transitioning into a two-physician plus APP model. The incoming endocrinologist joins an established service line with strong support infrastructure and shares patient load with a board-certified partner.
Sandeep Kunwar, MD
Board certified in Internal Medicine and Endocrinology, Diabetes, and Metabolism. Joined Good Shepherd in 2022 and leads the endocrinology service line. Completed Internal Medicine residency at Creighton University in Omaha, NE. Fellowship in Endocrinology, Diabetes, and Metabolism at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. Fellow of the American Association of Clinical Endocrinology (AACE). Clinical focus spans thyroid and adrenal disorders, pituitary pathology, and diabetes and metabolism management for adult patients.
Good Shepherd is actively recruiting a dedicated endocrinology APP (NP or PA) to join the service line. The APP will support both physicians and operate under a collaborative agreement. Once filled, the team structure will be two endocrinologists and one APP.
The endocrinology practice is supported by Good Shepherd's Diabetes and Nutrition Center, recognized by the American Diabetes Association. This infrastructure reduces the teaching burden on providers and allows them to focus on clinical management while patients receive structured education and lifestyle support.
The practice operates as a collaborative, physician-led unit with a growing but still small footprint. Clinical decision-making happens directly between physicians, the APP, and support staff, without the administrative overhead of a larger system. All Good Shepherd Medical Group providers are housed on a single campus, which supports fast curbside consults and tight relationships with primary care, internal medicine, and the specialty teams that refer into endocrinology.