- Class size
- 2
- PGY-3 salary
- $86k2026 to 2027
Red flags
- New program. Its ACGME accreditation is initial, so few classes have trained here.
Getting in
How it chooses
- Applicants email or mail their application documents straight to the transplant program, and must have finished an ACGME nephrology fellowship and a three-year US internal medicine residency.
Who started, by class
Started 20261 on record · 1 published before starting
- Justin PanthappattuHackensack Meridian Health3 papers · 1 first author · 2 case reports
Training
Where it trains
- University of Pennsylvania Health System
Where graduates work now
Research
615 papers by its people, 21,666 citations
- Renal Transplantation Outcomes and Treatments
- Renal Diseases and Glomerulopathies
- Hepatitis C virus research
- Organ Donation and Transplantation
- Viral-associated cancers and disorders
Life
$86k to start, $90k by PGY-4.
Pay by year
- PGY-3$85,608
- PGY-4$90,391
People
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