Our program offers a broad array of academic experiences and mentorship to help trainees identify and develop their career interests.
Examples of academic activities include:
- Exposure to basic research: immunology, organ preservation
- Clinical research: clinical trials, translational activities
- Database/Epidemiological investigation
- Quality improvement projects
- Education
- Program improvement: development of clinical protocols and pathways
- Health policy/activism
Many of our nephrology fellowship graduates have chosen careers in transplant nephrology, and currently practice at academic centers around the country.
Track record of nephrology fellow alumni in transplant:
| Graduate | Year | Current Location |
|---|---|---|
| Andrew Malone, MBBCh | 2014 | Washington University in St. Louis |
| Scott Westphal, MD | 2015 | University of Nebraska |
| John Roberts, MD, MEd, MS | 2015 | Duke University |
| Shalini Bumb, MD | 2016 | University of Cincinnati |
| Supreet Sethi, MD | 2016 | Cedars-Sinai, Los Angeles |
| Carol Traynor, MBBCh | 2017 | Duke University |
| Jessica Morris, MD | 2018 | Duke University |