Dynamic didactic conferences, including Core Concepts in Nephrology, Journal Club, Renal Grand Grounds, Multi-Disciplinary Nephrolithiasis Management, Multiple Disciplinary Vascular Access Management.
Renal pathology conference (weekly), moderated by our dedicated nephropathologist to review all recent transplant and native kidney biopsies with nephrology faculty and fellows.
Structured Board Review Curriculum, including a weekly conference with board-style questions from the American Society of Nephrology’s Kidney Self-Assessment Program.
Integration of advanced practice providers in the outpatient setting to complement the care delivered by our nephrology fellows and faculty.
A dedicated outpatient experience during the first year of fellowship without inpatient responsibilities (6 to 8 weeks).
1 in 8 weeknight (home) calls and 6 weekends/year.
Active research programs in social determinants of health, transplantation, glomerulonephritis, and nephrology education.
Outstanding critical care experience, including point of care ultrasound, ECMO, CRRT, ventricular assist devices, and the opportunity to do a critical care elective with the Thoracic Medicine/Critical Care faculty.
Multi-disciplinary Lupus Clinic with exposure to clinical trials in lupus nephritis.
Multi-Disciplinary Hypertension Clinic with exposure to complex hypertension management and 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitoring.
Educational stipends to attend national conference and purchase study materials.
An outpatient vascular access rotation.
Active home dialysis program, including both peritoneal dialysis and home hemodialysis.
High-volume solid organ transplant center, including kidney, pancreas, lung, liver and heart.
