Take a step in the right direction: Apply as an ISN Mentee by July 1
Anisha Gerber, a pediatric nephrologist and assistant professor at the University of Virginia, became a mentee in 2023 while completing her fellowship. She was matched with Nivedita Kamath at St. John’s Medical College in Bangalore, India.
Apply to be a mentee by July 1
According to Anisha, the mentorship partnership has been instrumental in advancing her work on global disparities in pediatric chronic kidney disease (CKD), especially in regions affected by CKD of unknown origin – a shared area of interest for both Anisha and Nivedita.
Whether your focus is clinical care, research, or global health, ISN Mentorships offer meaningful opportunities to build knowledge, foster collaboration, and help shape the future of kidney care by connecting early-career professionals with experienced mentors worldwide.
