Glomerular Diseases and Onconephrology Fellowship

Overview

Glomerular diseases and onconephrology fellowship listed by Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell (Galdi Fellowship) in the ASN Nephrology Subspecialty Training Database; this record documents the programme, not a current vacancy.

The programme

Focus

Glomerular diseases and onconephrology

Training type

Subspecialty training programme

Duration

One year

Positions

One

Department

Nephrology

Eligibility and visa

Eligibility

Candidates for the Galdi Fellowship will have completed internal medicine residency training, a general nephrology fellowship, and demonstrate the highest level of performance and scientific and clinical potential. Candidates will be carefully vetted based upon academic and other indications suggesting that advanced training as a Galdi fellow would enable their ability to become one of a select few international leaders in glomerular diseases and onconephrology. This fellowship will last for one academic calendar year (July through June).

Qualification requirement

Candidates for the Galdi Fellowship will have completed internal medicine residency training, a general nephrology fellowship, and demonstrate the highest level of performance and scientific and clinical potential. Candidates will be carefully vetted based upon academic and other indications suggesting that advanced training as a Galdi fellow would enable their ability to become one of a select few international leaders in glomerular diseases and onconephrology. This fellowship will last for one academic calendar year (July through June).

Visa route

H-1B and J-1

Visa support

H-1B and J-1

How to apply

Application method

Interested applicants are invited to submit their applications online through the following link: [https://physicians.northwell.edu/education/graduate-medical-education/fellowship-nephrology-nsuh-lij/galdi-fellowship]. Following a review of applications, selected candidates will be invited to participate in an onsite interview process, which will include a presentation. A final decision regarding the fellowship recipient will be made considering the collective feedback of the interviewing faculty, the strength of the submitted letters of recommendation, and the candidate's overall presentation during the interview.

Documents

references (named in recorded application instructions; confirm full checklist)

Contact

Program director: Kenar Jhaveri, MD, FASN; coordinator/contact: Kate Herman: kherman1@northwell.edu

Sources and verification