Fellowship in Clinical Nephrology

Fellowships give physicians from disadvantaged parts of the world the opportunity to pursue essential nephrology training to advance kidney care in their home region. These fellows become leaders in their field, training colleagues and setting up new services to improve local care.

To create a rigorous and supportive environment in which to train fellows to become leaders and innovators. To establish and nurture basic, translational and clinical research programs that advance the understanding of kidney disease and related health conditions in an environment committed to respecting others, excellence, innovation, diversity and social responsibility.

The goals of the fellowship program are to provide outstanding care to persons with kidney disease. Research and clinical training in diagnosing and treating kidney stone disease and associated hormonal and electrolyte disorders Research opportunities include basic, translational, and clinical research studies.

The Fellowship in Nephrology is a step up for primary care providers who are increasingly interacting with individuals with kidney-related disorders, for instance, renal failure, glomerular diseases, and infections of the urinary tract and kidney. The blended learning design of the course consisting of multiple case presentations, lectures, and interactive elements, gives you a clinical perspective on the theory and consequently improves the clinical outcomes of your patients.

Fellowship in Clinical Nephrology Highlights

Study Criteria for Fellowship in Clinical Nephrology

1. This course includes an 8-week contact program at a leading hospital in major cities, which allows you to apply your knowledge in real-world clinical settings.

2. Students who completed MBBS graduate with MCI/State Medical Council registration.

3. Course Validity: 10 months, will be an extra charge for the extension of the course validity.

4. Fellowship to medical scientists with a PhD degree, an MD, or a similar post-graduate degree seeking training in kidney development, physiology, immunology, uremic vascular biology, and molecular and cell biology.