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CLICK HERE to become a member of ISN As a member of ISN you work with nephrologists around the world helping advance kidney care worldwide. Moreover, you receive many valuable member benefits that will significantly help you personally and professionally. You can experience and support the ISN activities that contribute to improving the conditions and outcomes

Graduated from the Faculty of Medicine of Rabat in 2003, I completed my post-graduate training at University Hospital Center Ibn Rochd of Casablanca, received my speciality diploma in Nephrology in 2007 and passed the competition of assistant professor in Nephrology 2009. I am Associate Professor of Nephrology since 2013. I also hold a university diploma

ISN News is the official quarterly newsletter of ISN. Each issue contains a round up of the latest happenings within the Society, including in-depth articles on pressing issues and initiatives, plus illuminating extras like member profiles and reports on Society gatherings. As ISN continues to work on making its services more sustainable with as little

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The aim of this program is to foster international relationships between nephrologists and nephrologists-in-training or more junior nephrologists/nephrology researchers.  The program has a special interest in promoting exchange visits between the mentees and the mentors so that all can learn from each other. Therefore, participants of this program will be given additional consideration when applying

Sharing What We Know Through the ISN Fellowship Programs, Fellows from Low and Middle Income countries get individual and hands-on training in their selected host institutions. They return home with new skills and knowledge in basic and clinical nephrology, dialysis, transplantation, epidemiology. They improve treatment, teach and train others and become future leaders in the

ISN Programs 2015: A year in review John Feehally ISN Programs Chair Nephrology is at different stages of development globally, and we work hard to tailor the support we give, through the ISN Programs to the particular needs of each country and region. The advice and guidance of ISN’s Regional Boards is crucial to help

Every year, the ISN Continuing Medical Education (CME) Program brings essential teaching and training to some 14,000 doctors and healthcare practitioners in the emerging world. Organized between the ISN Program Chair, the event organizers and the regional committees, these courses establish a suitable scientific program developed to meet the needs of the local nephrology community.