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Nephrology

Medical College of Wisconsin Division of Nephrology

Welcome!

Our site gives an overview of the activities of the Division of Nephrology including our services to patients, education of residents and students, and laboratory and clinical research projects. You can see the expertise in various aspects of kidney disease including the curriculum vitaes of faculty members as well as abstracts of some of their recent publications. The site also provides details about our specialty clinics.

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Education

We have a long established successful nephrology training program.

Learn about our education programs
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Research

Our principal goal is to excel in research related to diverse kidney disease.

Learn about our research
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Patient Care

We provide primary and consultative care for patients with various renal diseases.

Learn about patient care we provide

Nephrology In The News

August 2024
Increasing kidney disease awareness during Minority Donor Awareness Month | TMJ4.com, Aug. 27

April 2024
The Upswing | 620 WTMJ, April 5

October 2022
Maintaining a Positive Balance | Froedtert Today

March 2022
The Gift of Life - Twice | Froedtert Today

June 2021
Bonded for Life | Froedtert Today

Contact Us

Froedtert Nephrology Clinic
CFAC 2nd Floor
8900 W. Doyne Ave.
Milwaukee, WI 53226

 

New Nephrology and New Transplant Patients: (414) 777-7700

 

Established Nephrology and Transplant Patients: (414) 805-3100

 

Nephrology Patients Fax Number: (262) 532-9584

Nephrology Administrative Office
(414) 955-0300
(414) 955-0098 (fax)
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