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Nephrology Training

Training Program Toolkit

The TPD Toolkit contains information provided by nephrology training programs on curricula, goals and objectives, evaluation tools, teaching tools and other items. Material that was chosen for the website was felt to be of good quality, although it is not endorsed by the ASN or the TPDs as necessarily the best and/or only example(s). Contributing programs can sometimes be identified, however no special efforts were made to indicate the author(s). The material was provided with the understanding that it would be freely available to all nephrology training programs to use as they wished.

To submit material that you wish to share with other TPDs, please email: workforce@asn-online.org

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Training Program Retreat Presentations

Past Retreat Archives

2018 NTP Retreat Presentations



2017 NTP Retreat Presentations



2016 TPD Retreat Presentations



2015 TPD Retreat Presentations

General Session


2014 TPD Retreat Presentations

General Session


2013 TPD Retreat Presentations

General Session
Breakout Sessions


TPD Kidney Week Meetings

Kidney Week 2014 Presentations
Kidney Week 2013 Presentations
Kidney Week 2012 Presentations
Kidney Week 2011 Presentations
Renal Week 2010 Presentations
Renal Week 2009 Presentations


2011 TPD Retreat Presentations

General Session
Breakout Sessions

2009 TPD Retreat Presentations

Invited Talks
New TPD Course
Small Group Summaries
GME Timeline

GME Timeline

This is a timeline intended to assist training program directors in planning their year's GME activities. It is intended as a general guide; specifics may vary with individual institutions

View the GME Timeline

ACGME Milestones

Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACMGE) Resources:

Milestones By Speciality

Milestone Resources

Recruitment and Interviewing

Guide to Interviewing

Many faculty members may not be familiar with the terms and conditions of the match participation agreement signed by your program and the applicants or with other legal aspects of interviewing which may be subject to both state and federal laws which define employment discrimination. Fellowship applicants are protected against discriminatory employment practices by the amended Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and other federal regulations which forbid discrimination in hiring on the basis of sex, age, race, national origin, religion, physical disability or veteran status. Questions about any of these topics during an interview may be considered illegal.

ASN Workforce and Training Committee Guide to Interviewing Fellowship Candidates

The references below to help clarify any additional questions:

Curriculums

Curriculums

Evaluation Tools

Evaluation Tools

Teaching Tools

Teaching Tools

ASN Innovations in Kidney Education Contest Winners

NephSIM


Hemodialysis

Access 101

Nephro360

Virtual Reality

Glomcon

Triva & Cases

Virtual CRRT

Patient Simulator

Renal Physiology

Online Platform

OPENPediatrics

Hemodialysis Sim

Hyponatremia

Interactive PowerPoint

Renal Pathology

Web Episodes

Publishing Case Reports by Fellows

Publishing Case Reports by Fellows

It can be difficult to identify all journals that publish case reports and/or have fellow-specific sections. In an effort to help nephrology fellows and their mentors identify such sources, all nephrology journals were searched based on three criteria: 1) they must be indexed in PubMed; 2) they must publish case reports; and 3) they can also have fellow-specific sections. No other criteria were applied; being on this list does not constitute endorsement of these journals by the ASN. Journals preceded by an asterisks have fellow-specific sections, i.e., sections of the journal that are exclusively devoted to fellow contributions. Finally, please note that nephrology case reports can also be published in internal medicine journals (e.g. New England Journal of Medicine, Annals of Internal Medicine, JAMA, Archives of Internal Medicine, Mayo Clinic Proceedings, Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine and others), however an extensive list of such possible journals is beyond our scope.

  • American Journal of Kidney Diseases
  • American Journal of Nephrology
  • American Journal of the Medical Sciences
  • American Journal of Transplantation
  • BMC Nephrology
  • Clinical and Experimental Nephrology
  • *Clinical Nephrology "Neph-ED"
  • *Dialysis and Transplantation - regular section specifically for fellows
  • *Hemodialysis international fellows forum
  • International Urology and Nephrology
  • Journal of Bone and Mineral Metabolism
  • Journal of Bone and Mineral Research
  • Journal of Nephrology
  • Kidney International "Make your diagnosis"
  • Nephrology
  • *Nephrology Dialysis Transplantation (Plus version is for fellows specifically, but is not indexed)
  • *Seminars in Dialysis "Fellows Forum in Dialysis"
  • Therapeutic Apheresis and Dialysis
  • Transplantation
Online Communities

Additional resources are frequently shared via discussion on the ASN Communties Pages. You can visit the following communities to search via keyword or by discussion topic or date:

Training Program Exchange

Connect with Training Program Directors and Associate Program Directors from around North America to share experiences, ask questions and get the latest updates on Nephrology Training in this closed community. Visit the community here.

Program Coordinator Exchange

Connect with Program Coordinators from around North America to discuss tools, tips and tricks for Nephrology Training Programs in this closed community. Visit the community here.