Current Positions
EOI: Kidney Supportive Care (KSC) Fellowship based in the heart of Sydney.
This full-time position is based across Sydney Local Health District, primarily at Concord, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and Canterbury Hospitals. It offers a rare opportunity to develop advanced skills in kidney supportive care within a well-established, multidisciplinary team that is recognised nationally for its innovative approach.
Importantly, this role also enables the successful applicant to complete their Clinical Foundation in Palliative Medicine (formerly the Diploma of Palliative Medicine), further broadening their expertise in managing complex symptom burden and enhancing patient-centred care at all stages of kidney disease.
The KSC Fellowship is ideal for trainees passionate about improving quality of life for people with kidney disease and provides a rich platform for developing both clinical and research skills in a supportive environment.
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Close date: 1 July 2025
Fellowship in Nephrology
These posts are generally available in February and August each year and usually run for 1 year (or longer depending on circumstances)
Department: Renal Medicine
Base: Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, Scotland. We are an accredited training site for Nephrology, RACP.
Post Summary: To provide specialty experience in Nephrology and Renal Transplant medicine. The post would be suited to an in-program or post-CCT physician seeking additional experience in certain sub-specialty aspects of Nephrology such as transplantation, dialysis or vasculitis. Specific interests of the successful candidate such research aims will be accommodated where applicable, and dedicated research blocks could be built into a job plan, subject to negotiation.
The Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh provides renal services to Lothian & Borders and kidney transplantation to the North, East and South-East of Scotland, and kidney-pancreas and Islet transplantation for the whole of Scotland and Northern Ireland.
The post holder will be based in the Department of Renal Medicine at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh and would participate in the renal StR on call rota.
For further information please contact either: Dr Wendy Metcalfe, Clinical Director for Renal Medicine (wendy.metcalfe@nhs.scot) or Dr Paul Phelan, Training Program Director for Renal Medicine (paul.phelan@nhs.scot)
This Fixed Term 0.8FTE Staff Specialist appointment is to provide maternity relief until 2 February 2026. Successful applicants will have sound clinical knowledge in nephrology, dialysis and kidney/kidney pancreas transplantation and kidney conservative care management, demonstrated through successful clinical practice in an environment appropriate to the requirements of the position.
To apply for this position, please complete an online application by clicking on the link below: https://myclinicalprofile.com.au/OpenPositionLogin.aspx?UniqueId=387ed3ed-b338-459d-ad92- bf43a6e0a57a
Applications must be received by 5pm on the advertising closing date. APPLICATIONS CLOSE 25 JUNE 2025
UBC & BC Renal Glomerulonephritis (GN) Fellowship
This two-year fellowship aims to help successful applicants gain more exposure to glomerulonephritis (GN), and develop clinical and scholarly expertise to improve the ability to diagnose and treat glomerular diseases. This Fellowship is offered in partnership with, and funding from, BC Renal.
Number of Positions: TBD
Duration: 2 years
Start date: July 1 (flexible)
Application deadline: September 1 for next year start date, currently reviewing applications, for 2026
Location: Vancouver General Hospital & St Paul's Hospital
Salary & Benefits: TBD
This is a two-year combined clinical, health administration and research fellowship offered in partnership through UBC. During the fellowship, the successful applicant is required to be enrolled in a Master's or PhD degree program relevant to their area of research interest (which can be deferred for applicants with a previous comparable degree and research training with approval of the GN fellowship director). The clinical training may be combined with formal graduate coursework leading to Masters or Doctoral degrees in Experimental Medicine, Health Care and Epidemiology or related disciplines through the Faculty of Graduate Studies
How to apply: Applicants for starts in 2026 should complete the application link and attach their letter of intent (include proposed start date), CV, and three references.
Listing of vacancies, including PhD positions, is free for members but can be open to recruiting agencies for a fee, subject to ANZSN's approval of each ad. Interested recruiters should contact anzsn@nephrology.edu.au.