The Duke Nephrology Difference 2021 Full

The Duke nephrology fellowship program provides a unique experience to guide careers in nephrology. The goal of our program is to provide a comprehensive learning environment that places the fellow at the center of our program. The Duke Nephrology Training Program is committed to diversity, work-life balance, education, and career development. We have a long-standing track record of success in producing leaders in the field of nephrology- whether that is in private practice, academia, research, or industry. We believe that each fellow follows a unique path and as such have developed our fellowship program with that goal in mind. We will match 5 fellowship positions each year and feature a night float system. This 11 minute video features faculty members within the division and why they feel you should train at Duke.

Video features several faculty members

John Duronville, MD
Assistant Professor of Medicine

David Ortiz-Melo, MD
Assistant Professor of Medicine
Associate Chair, Dept. of Medicine, Minority Recruitment and Retention Committee
Director, Duke Onconephrology Clinic

Harpreet Singh, MD
Associate Program Director
Assistant Professor of Medicine
Director, Duke GN Clinic

Daniel Edmonston, MD
Medical Instructor
Member, Duke Clinical Research Institute

Steven Crowley, MD
Professor of Medicine

Kimberley J. Evans, MD
Associate Professor of Medicine
Physician Lead for Maestro
Associate Vice Chair for Diversity
Chair, Minority and Retention Committee

Opeyemi Olabisi, MD, PhD
Assistant Professor of Medicine

John K. Roberts, MD, MEd
Assistant Professor of Medicine
Education Lead in Nephrology for Resident Education
Course Director, Clinical Correlations, School of Medicine

Matthew A. Sparks, MD
Program Director
Associate Professor of Medicine
Director of Medical Student Research, Dept. of Medicine
Lead, Society for Early Education Scholars (SEEDS), Dept. of Medicine

Stephen R. Smith, MD, MHS
Professor of Medicine
Vice-Chief for Clinical Affairs