The UCSD Kidney Transplant Fellowship is accredited by the American Society of Transplantation and the American Society of Nephrology. The Transplant Nephrology Fellowship provides specialty training in kidney transplantation and fulfills UNOS requirements for designation as a Transplant Physician at UNOS accredited transplant programs.
The Transplant Fellow is an integral member of the transplant team and receives broad, firsthand experience and training in all aspects of kidney transplantation, from evaluation prior to transplant to management of the recipient with a failing allograft. The fellow also is trained in the evaluation and management of multi-organ transplant recipients. Designated time is spent in pathology, the HLA laboratory and at Lifesharing, the local organ procurement organization. The fellow also receives training in handling of donor offers.
The fellowship provides the opportunity for electives and involvement in clinical and basic research. The Transplant Fellow attends national AST sponsored educational programs as well as national transplant and nephrology meetings.
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The fellowship is one year and is designed for trainees who have completed a standard two-year nephrology fellowship and are Nephrology board eligible.
We will start accepting fellowship applications in September of 2021 for July of 2022 program entry, provided funding is available. Fellowship trainee spots are dependent on funding, which varies by year.
Raeann Miller
200 West Arbor Drive, MPF LL030 #8409
San Diego, CA 92103
[email protected]
Please don't hesitate to contact our Transplant Nephrology Fellowship manager, Raeann Miller, for any inquiries on our program:
Also visit our UC San Diego kidney transplantation clinical webpage here.
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