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Mount Sinai DoctorsKristin Meliambro, MD
Nephrology
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About Me
Dr. Kristin Meliambro began practicing as a Nephrologist in 2015. After graduating from her undergraduate studies at University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Meliambro earned her medical degree from The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. She then completed both her residency in Internal Medicine and two fellowships in Nephrology with Mount Sinai before taking on a fulltime physician role in 2015. With her board certifications in Internal Medicine and Nephrology, Dr. Meliambro sees a wide range of Nephrology patients and holds a special interest in glomerular diseases.
In conjunction with her clinical work, Dr. Meliambro remains involved in academia and the training of new physicians. She is a preceptor for a Renal Pathophysiology Course at The Icahn School of Medicine, as well as a faculty moderator for GlomCon international nephrology fellowship. Additionally, she teaches fellows and rotating residents & medical students on the inpatient nephrology services at MSHS.
Dr. Meliambro is also actively involved in research. As an NIH-funded physician investigator, Dr. Meliambro conducts basic and translational research with a focus on mechanisms of kidney podocyte injury. She also participates in many clinical trials that test new therapies for glomerular diseases. In addition to her research, Dr. Meliambro has contributed to several publications in prestigious medical journals, including JCI Insight, the Kidney Medicine Journal, and the Journal of Biological Chemistry.
In her professional community, Dr. Meliambro is a member of the American Society of Nephrology and Women in Nephrology. When speaking on her drive as a physician, Dr. Meliambro explains "I have wanted to be a physician since I was 12 years old. I was always fascinated by biomedical science, and I think that the opportunity to utilize this to help people and make a positive impact on the lives of others is truly amazing. I also appreciate how much I have learned from my patients, and I admire their courage and resilience in facing kidney disease. I grew up in NY and have been at Mount Sinai since medical school. I love to spend free time with my family, including my husband and very active son, who keeps us all on our toes!"
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About Me
Dr. Kristin Meliambro began practicing as a Nephrologist in 2015. After graduating from her undergraduate studies at University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Meliambro earned her medical degree from The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. She then completed both her residency in Internal Medicine and two fellowships in Nephrology with Mount Sinai before taking on a fulltime physician role in 2015. With her board certifications in Internal Medicine and Nephrology, Dr. Meliambro sees a wide range of Nephrology patients and holds a special interest in glomerular diseases.
In conjunction with her clinical work, Dr. Meliambro remains involved in academia and the training of new physicians. She is a preceptor for a Renal Pathophysiology Course at The Icahn School of Medicine, as well as a faculty moderator for GlomCon international nephrology fellowship. Additionally, she teaches fellows and rotating residents & medical students on the inpatient nephrology services at MSHS.
Dr. Meliambro is also actively involved in research. As an NIH-funded physician investigator, Dr. Meliambro conducts basic and translational research with a focus on mechanisms of kidney podocyte injury. She also participates in many clinical trials that test new therapies for glomerular diseases. In addition to her research, Dr. Meliambro has contributed to several publications in prestigious medical journals, including JCI Insight, the Kidney Medicine Journal, and the Journal of Biological Chemistry.
In her professional community, Dr. Meliambro is a member of the American Society of Nephrology and Women in Nephrology. When speaking on her drive as a physician, Dr. Meliambro explains "I have wanted to be a physician since I was 12 years old. I was always fascinated by biomedical science, and I think that the opportunity to utilize this to help people and make a positive impact on the lives of others is truly amazing. I also appreciate how much I have learned from my patients, and I admire their courage and resilience in facing kidney disease. I grew up in NY and have been at Mount Sinai since medical school. I love to spend free time with my family, including my husband and very active son, who keeps us all on our toes!"
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- The Mount Sinai Hospital