Fellowship · Charlottesville, VA
Sponsored by University of Virginia Medical Center · Director Tushar Chopra
Director, Nephrology Fellowship Training Program
Nephrologist, Associate Professor of Medicine at University of Virginia Medical Center
Associate Director, Nephrology Fellowship Training Program
Nephrologist, Associate Professor at University of Virginia Medical Center
Division Chief, Nephrology
Nephrologist, Director at University of Virginia Medical Center
Mechanisms of renal injury, Immune mechanisms of acute kidney injury and fibrosis. Pulsed ultrasound in acute kidney injury, Inflammation, fibrosis, progression of kidney disease, Inflammation, fibrosis, the progression of kidney disease, acute kidney injury (AKI)
Clinical Faculty
Nephrologist, Professor at University of Virginia Medical Center
Transplantation of HIV-positive patients, transplant dermatology, CKD following nonrenal transplantation
Clinical Faculty
Nephrologist, Assistant Professor of Medicine at University of Virginia Medical Center
Non-infectious complications in the renal patient, barriers to transplantation, obesity and transplantation
Transplant Nephrology Fellowship
Transplant Nephrology fellow, University of Virginia Medical Center
Faculty
Nephrologist, Harrison Distinguished Professor of Pediatrics at University of Virginia Medical Center
Bioinformatics and Genomics, Cardiovascular Biology, Cell and Developmental Biology, Epigenetics, Experimental Pathology, Physiology, Ontogeny of renin-angiotensis system, differentiation of the JG cell.
Faculty
Professor at University of Virginia Medical Center
Translating our discoveries in the microcirculation to tangible benefits in patients.
Clinical Faculty
Nephrologist, Associate Professor at University of Virginia Medical Center
Mobile health technology and kidney disease, anemia of chronic kidney disease, applied health analytics
Clinical Faculty
Nephrologist, Associate Professor at University of Virginia Medical Center
Professor, Medicine- Nephrology
Nephrologist, Professor of Medicine at University of Virginia Medical Center
PPAR alpha’s role in AKI and pericytes’ role in progressive fibrosis., Research Summary, At the cellular level, understand the mechanisms leading to proximal tubule cell death during Acute Kidney Injury(AKI).
Clinical Faculty
Nephrologist, Associate Professor of Medicine at University of Virginia Medical Center
Nutrition in end stage renal disease, outcomes in ESRD, chronic kidney disease progression
Faculty · Nephrology Fellowship
Nephrologist at University of Virginia Medical Center
Faculty
Professor of Biostatistics at University of Virginia Medical Center
Epidemiology, outcomes, and health disparities in chronic kidney disease, Competing risks and multistate models, Multilevel modeling, Bayesian methods and applications
Admin Contact
Nephrologist, Assistant Professor of Medicine at University of Virginia Medical Center
Equity in kidney disease care, Glomerulonephritis
Faculty
Endocrinologist, Professor at University of Virginia Medical Center
Endocrine hypertension, angiotensin receptors, renal paracrine hormones