Nephrology...New Orleans Style!

There is no city in the world like New Orleans. With its European, the Caribbean, Latin American, and African influences the city has become the ultimate melting pot.  We make sure that when our fellows leave they are more than prepared to work in private practice, academic settings, or future training.

GREAT SCHEDULE

An average of 5-6 calls per month. When on main consult service only weekend calls.

RESEARCH AND ELECTIVE TIME

3-4 months of research time each year. Fellows can choose from an interventional, medical education, and

GREAT LIFESTYLE

Our fellows graduate having seen lots of common and rare pathology, but still have time to enjoy what New Orleans has to offer.

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Interested in Joining Us? Information for Applicants

WHAT’S NEW

Point of Care (POC) Ultrasound Curriculum

As nephrologist we use data to help us treat our patients. POC ultrasound (POCUS) lets us make better decisions at the bedside. Our fellows start with our ultrasound simulator until they are comfortable and then practice on phantoms. They get real hands on experience during ultrasound rounds.

Our Ultrasound Curriculum

A few things we’re great at

Our fellows leave ready to work in multiple settings. What makes us different is that we will allow you to create a specialized tract with electives and conferences that help you become a well rounded physician.

MEDICAL EDUCATION

Work with our medical education faculty and develop traditional and digital teaching content.

ULTRASONOGRAPHY

Our point-of-care ultrasound program focuses on renal US, but basic bedside echocardiography, lung US and POCUS for volume assessment.

RESEARCH

Create individual projects or work with faculty projects ranging from basic science research in molecular,cell biology, physiology to clinical research in hypertension and hemodialysis.

HOME DIALYSIS

We provide our fellows with a longitudinal experience by attending our home dialysis clinics to care for individuals on home hemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis.

Our Fellows

Rohini Singla

Chief Fellow

Kehinde Ajayi

Second Year Fellow (Neph/Crit)

John Anaya II

Second Year Fellow

Geetika Gorrepati

First Year Fellow

Pablo Lopez Lopez

First Year Fellow

Saddam Alqussairy

First Year Fellow

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