Fellowship Training Grants
Pediatric Training in Chronic Kidney Diseases
Contact: Keith A. Hruska, M.D.
This training grant is intended to foster the growth and development of
physician-scientists in pediatric nephrology. There is a paramount need
for individuals knowledgeable in clinical aspects of pediatric nephrology
and skilled in modern scientific methods to provide new understanding and
novel approaches to the treatment of childhood renal disease and
hypertension. The Division of Pediatric Nephrology at Washington
University School of Medicine has exciting opportunities in clinical,
translational and basic research related to new potential therapies for
chronic kidney disease. The faculty involved in this training program
include experienced individuals in four research areas: molecular and
cellular biology, skeletal biology, clinical research, and chronic renal
failure/pathophysiology. These program areas will serve to foster
collaborative interactions among faculty within the Division of Pediatric
Nephrology and elsewhere at the University with a similar interest to
provide trainees with the opportunity to develop their investigative
careers and attack chronic kidney disease.
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