Amazing in-person case conference! Great presentation by our stellar fellows Dr. Slater and Dr. Rios! Zoom for convenience but nothing beats the in-person discussions!! UFNephrology Amir Kazory

A 100% board pass rate is a great gift for the holidays!! Congratulations to all our stellar grads, and thank you for making us so proud of you all!! UFNephrology Amir Kazory BayoOlaoye

Very inspiring and enlightening talk by our Wellness Officer and my esteemed colleague Dr. Olaoye! Thank you for engaging us in this very relevant conversation at our renal grand rounds today! BayoOlaoye Amir Kazory UFNephrology

Learning never ends, but validation feels good! Thank you ⁦UFNephrology⁩ ⁦UF Medicine⁩ ⁦Amir Kazory⁩ for giving me an opportunity to attend this course led by outstanding ⁦⁦Healthcare Delivery Institute⁩ faculty. So excited to apply the principles I learnt in this course!

#Cardiorenal Interactions in Acute #HeartFailure; Renal Proximal Tubules in the Spotlight 🔆 - Professor Amir Kazory & team 🔗 karger.com/crm/article/do… #Nephpearls #MedEd

Presented our Quality poster at Quality week! With Amer Belal, such a pleasure to work with him! UFNephrology Amir Kazory UF Medicine

I can vouch for all of these! Been a faculty here for almost a decade now 😊

Had such a fun last two days attending the American Society of Nephrology In-training exam committee meeting! Learned so much from this group!

Congratulations to our amazing fellows who graduated today! So proud to be able to teach and mentor you all! I can’t wait to see all the great things you will achieve! ⁦UFNephrology⁩ ⁦Amir Kazory⁩ ⁦

Privilege to be working with this amazing group of people! American Society of Nephrology UFNephrology Amir Kazory

Privilege to be working with this amazing group of people! American Society of Nephrology UFNephrology Amir Kazory rmullane Silvi Shah, MD, MS Anna Burgner MD MEHP

Pharmacotherapy associated w/56% lower risk of recurrence in high risk, calcium kidney stone formers, but effect can take ~five years to be evident. >51% calcium phosphate stones do worse #medicationswork #patienceisthekey ASN Kidney360 UFNephrology Amir Kazory UF Medicine

Patients with peripheral arterial disease and critical limb ischemia are less likely to receive revascularization / more likely to undergo amputation if they have CKD. Thank you Frederick Berro Rivera, MD for the hard work. UFNephrology UF Medicine

Looking forward to a great year ahead!