NephMadness
NephMadness is a nephrology educational initiative that is modeled after the college basketball tournament but with nephrology concepts.
Katherine Barraclough Katherine Barraclough is a Consultant Nephrologist at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, Melbourne, and an Associate Professor of the School of Medicine, University of Melbourne, Australia. Her research focuses on the relationship
[read more...]Holly Koncicki @HollyMarieMD Holly Koncicki completed her medicine residency training at Mount Sinai Hospital, followed by completion of an integrated fellowship in nephrology and palliative medicine. She is currently appointed as Assistant
[read more...]Shiela Kough is a licensed clinical social worker and works from home as a telehealth therapist. She enjoys reading, peace and quiet, and spending time with family and friends. She was diagnosed with ADAS in 2017 and is part of the Eagle Study
[read more...]Joshua Rein @ThepHunClub Joshua Rein is an Instructor of Medicine at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City. His clinical and research interests include the kidney endocannabinoid system and the effects of cannabis and
[read more...]Fiona Loud @FionaCLoud Fiona Loud is the Policy Director at Kidney Care UK (@KidneyCareUK), the leading kidney patient support charity in the United Kingdom. She is a kidney transplant recipient and a fierce patient advocate. Competitors for the
[read more...]Anil K. Agarwal @DrAnil001 Anil K. Agarwal is Professor of Medicine and Section Chief of Nephrology at Ohio State University Hospital East in Columbus, Ohio. He has published widely and edited the first textbook of Interventional Nephrology and
[read more...]Cybele Ghossein @cybeleg1 Cybele Ghossein is Professor of Medicine at the Feinberg School of Medicine at Northwestern University. She serves as Associate Chief for Clinical Operations in the Nephrology division and Vice-Chair of Academic and
[read more...]Janine Reed is a retired Registered Nurse; prior to retirement, she supervised the inpatient and acute dialysis services in Munson Medical Center in Michigan. In 1974, she was diagnosed with Alport syndrome. Through her work with the NKF Advocacy
[read more...]Megha Salani @m_salani Megha Salani is an Assistant Professor in Nephrology at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, Tennessee. She enjoys teaching and has a particular interest in home dialysis and in reducing the environmental impact
[read more...]@KidneyRebel is a patient with ADPKD who wishes to remain anonymous at this time for personal reasons. They are a staunch advocate for progress and innovation in nephrology and regularly engages on #NephTwitter. Competitors for the Genetics Region
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