The Transplant Nephrology Fellowship Program began in 2015, and trains one fellow every academic year. 

The program aims to train applicants who have successfully completed or expected to complete a two-year Nephrology fellowship (from an ACGME accredited program prior to beginning their transplant nephrology fellowship) in the art of Transplant Medicine and thereby become eligible for a Certificate in Transplant Nephrology. 

The goal is to provide competency in the comprehensive management of potential kidney donors, kidney and kidney-pancreas transplant recipients. Fellows will develop advanced skills in diagnosis, decision-making, multidisciplinary collaboration, and continuity of care across the perioperative, acute post-transplant, and long-term care of patients. Fellows will also develop longitudinal skills in prevention, surveillance, and optimization of allograft function.