Critical care nephrology fellowships in the United States

1) Completion of ACGME-accredited Internal Medicine Residency. 2) Competed ERAS Application. 3) CV. 4) USMLE Step 1, 2, 3 Scores. 5) Medical School Performance Evaluation. Personal Statement. 6) Three Letters of Recommendation (including one from Residency program director).

Per the nephrology fellowship apply page: candidates must have completed three years of internal medicine training in an approved allopathic or osteopathic program and be board-eligible in internal medicine.

Per the nephrology fellowship apply page: applicants apply through ERAS and submit a letter from the residency program director plus two letters of reference from attendings at a U.S. teaching hospital; interviews are by invitation only.

We use ERAS and NRMP for the application and matching process. The selected candidates match our three-year program, without the need to reapply again. https://www.amc.edu/education/residencies-fellowships/nephrology-fellowship/nephrology-fellowship-contact-us-apply/

Candidates must have completed a three-year ACGME-accredited residency in internal medicine. Candidates should have a strong interest in ICU nephrology, including dialysis and continuous renal replacement therapy techniques.

Candidates should apply through the nephrology fellowship program, after which interviews for invited applicants are conducted with both nephrology and critical care faculty. Interested applicants should apply to both Nephrology and Nephrology/Critical Care tracks for consideration in the match.

Applications are received through ERAS when applying for nephrology and critical care medicine. Selected candidates are interviewed by faculty from both nephrology and critical care medicine and proceed with match through NRMP.

There are opportunities for both an integrated three-year fellowship and stand-alone one year critical care fellowship after nephrology training. Interested applicants can apply via ERAS/NRMP for a combined three-year nephrology/critical care program (Year 1: Nephrology: Year 2: Two months of critical care; ten months of nephrology; Year 3: Ten months of critical care, two months of nephrology: Y2 and Y3 can be switched). Applicants will interview with both nephrology and critical care faculty. Additionally, interested second-year nephrology fellows can apply via ERAS/NRMP in July to match into critical care fellowship for the following academic year.

1. CV & PICTURE ID 2. ECFMG CERTIFICATE 3. RESIDENCY CERTIFICATE & TRANSCRIPT 4. MEDICAL SCHOOL CERTIFICATE & TRANSCRIPT 5. Only J1 sponsored 6. USMLE STEP 1, 2, 3 ALL PASSING SCORES 7. 3 LORs 8. Last Three Milestones Evaluations 9. Must have completed two years of Nephrology Fellowship.

After screening of CCM applications, qualified applicants are invited to inteview. Successful applicant is accepted into the Nephrology Fellowship Program to complete two years. Upon successful completion and graduation, the fellow automatically transitions into the CCM 1-year program for the upcoming academic year.

Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Participates in the National Residency Match Program (NRMP). To apply for a fellowship position, applicants must submit the following through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) “only”. Program Director and Associate Program Director will review your ERAS application and if selected for interview, the fellowship program coordinator will contact you by email. ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS Must be a permanent resident or U.S. Citizen Passed USMLE exams Must have completed an ACGME Internal Medicine Residency in the United States or Canada prior to applying Must be ECFMG certified The following application documents must be submitted thru the ERAS application service system. MyERAS application Curriculum Vitae Medical School Transcript MSPE – Dean’s letter from the medical school of graduation Personal Statement Photo Certified USMLE Transcript ECFMG Status report – must be ECFMG certified Letter of recommendation 3-letters of recommendation 1-letter of recommendation must be from your Residency Program Director 1-letter of recommendation must be from your Residency Program Department Chair 1- letter of recommendation must be from a nephrology and critical care faculty.

1. Applicants will submit an application with all required documentation to ERAS. 2. Once we receive your completed ERAS application you will receive an invite to interview with the division. 3. After interviews, we will rank all applicants in NRMP in preparation for Match Day.

1) M.D. or equivalent degree. 2) Successful completion of an ACGME-approved residency in internal medicine. 3) Commitment to a 3-year combined Nephrology Critical Care Fellowship training program, with a possibility for additional years of research training.

The application and matching process requires applications to go through ERAS. After we receive your completed application, including four supporting letters, your file will be reviewed, and you will be notified regarding the advisability of an interview. Applicants must be licensed by the State of Illinois at the time they begin their fellowship.

All applications are through ERAS. Qualified applicants will be first interviewed by nephrology (usually half-day by Zoom) followed by a shorter Zoom interview (usually two hours or less) by critical care medicine faculty on a later date. Fellows must rank the critical care nephrology track (1962148F1) in NRMP.

Candidates apply in August/ September. Several supporting documents are needed. After reviewing applications, candidates are interviewed by both Nephrology and Critical Care departments. Accepted candidates will start in July with their peers from the clinical nephrology track.

1. Must be in the process of completing or have completed an ACGME-accredited Internal Medicine Residency. 2. ABIM board eligible in Internal Medicine. 3. Passed all Step or COMLEX exams.

Apply to the "Neph-CCM Fellowship" under West Virginia University on ERAS. The personal statement must specifically indicate the desire to pursue nephrology critical care. Applicants will interview with both Nephrology and CCM faculty. There is a Neph-CCM NMRP code. Applicants can apply for Neph-CCM, Nephrology, and/or CCM (all separate ERAS and NMRP codes), but we will try to combine an applicant's interview day into one.