Fellowship in Transplant Nephrology

1. Medical degree: MD, DO, or equivalent medical degree.
2. Required specialty training: Applicants must have completed a Nephrology Fellowship before entering the Transplant Nephrology Fellowship. USC specifically describes the program as being for Nephrology graduates.
3. The program is a 1-year AST-accredited fellowship.
4. Applicants should meet the applicable USC institutional requirements for fellowship appointment and credentialing

The Transplant Nephrology Fellowship at Keck School of Medicine of USC is a one-year AST-accredited advanced fellowship designed for nephrology graduates seeking specialized training in all aspects of kidney transplantation. The program provides comprehensive clinical exposure to transplant immunology, histocompatibility and immune monitoring, immunosuppressive therapies, kidney allocation, living-donor transplantation, transplant candidate evaluation, surgical complications, rejection, infections, transplant pathology, and complex transplant cases. Fellows receive six months of inpatient training at Keck Medical Center of USC and six months of outpatient training at the Los Angeles–Norris Healthcare Center, along with multidisciplinary conferences, medical education, quality improvement, and opportunities for transplant-related research and scholarly activities.

1. Prepare the application documents:
2. Cover letter
3. Curriculum Vitae (CV)
4. Personal statement
5. Three letters of recommendation
2. Email the complete application to the Transplant Nephrology Fellowship program.
3. The program reviews applications and selects suitable candidates for the interview process.
4. Selected applicants are interviewed by the fellowship program.
5. Successful candidates complete USC's required credentialing and onboarding before beginning the fellowship.