Renal Transplant Fellowship
The Mayo Clinic Renal Transplant Fellowship provides a year of advanced clinical and research training focused on kidney and pancreas transplantation.
Funder: Mayo Clinic
Due Dates: Applications accepted year-round | Academic year begins July 1 annually
Funding Amounts: One-year paid fellowship; standard Mayo Clinic stipend and benefits provided
Summary: One-year accredited fellowship offering advanced clinical and research training in kidney and pancreas transplantation.
Key Information: Two positions available annually; must have completed nephrology fellowship and be board-eligible/certified in nephrology.
Description
The Renal Transplant Fellowship at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota is a one-year, accredited clinical and research training program focused on kidney and pancreas transplantation. Fellows receive comprehensive exposure to routine and complex transplant cases, including care for highly sensitized recipients, patients at high risk of recurrence, and complex living donor procedures. The curriculum emphasizes multidisciplinary care, innovative protocols, and robust long-term follow-up, including protocol biopsies. The program is designed to prepare trainees for advanced careers in nephrology with a strong emphasis on transplantation and also supports academic and research involvement in organ transplantation.
