3 Best Nephrologists in Hamilton

“Dr. Azim Gangji is a well-known nephrologist in Hamilton, ON. He graduated from McMaster University in 1999. He is intensely interested in medical education and has introduced many innovative programs, including a case-based learning program for internal medicine residents. Dr. Azim is the recipient of the prestigious Donald R. Wilson/RCPSC Award for introducing innovative teaching methods for CanMEDS roles. He is interested in kidney transplantation and associated research, particularly in evaluating immunosuppressive therapy and renal transplant fibrosis. Dr. Azim now holds many peer-reviewed and non-peer-reviewed grants related to clinical and medical education research. His clinic is a high-tech office implementing advanced kidney treatments, offering patients a unique experience in a contemporary facility. Meds Roles.”

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“Dr. Darin James Treleaven is an experienced nephrologist in Hamilton, ON. He obtained his MD from McMaster University and completed his residency in Internal Medicine and Nephrology there. He is an Associate Professor in the Department of Medicine and a staff nephrologist at St. Joseph’s Healthcare. Dr. Darin James Treleaven specializes in pre. and post-kidney transplant care and serves as the Head of Nephrology and Medical Director of Transplantation at St. Joseph’s Healthcare. Dr. Darin James Treleaven researches kidney donor health and has been a co-investigator in the Donor research network since their inception.”

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“Dr. Christian Rabbat is one of the famous Nephrologists in Hamilton, ON. He obtained his medical degree from Queen’s University. He followed his Internal Medicine and Nephrology residency training at McMaster University. He is an Associate Professor of Medicine in the Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario. Dr. Christian Rabbat is the Medical Director of the Kidney Function Program and the Hemodialysis Program at St Joseph’s Healthcare. He focuses on clinical research in chronic kidney disease patients and promotes clinical research in his administrative roles as crucial for excellent clinical care.”

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