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Namrata Krishnan, MBBS

Associate Professor of Medicine (Nephrology)
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Site Program Director, University of Connecticut Renal Fellowship Program

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Associate Professor of Medicine (Nephrology)

Site Program Director, University of Connecticut Renal Fellowship Program

Biography

Dr. Namrata Krishnan, MBBS is a graduate of Lady Hardinge Medical School in New Delhi, India. She completed her M.B.B.S in December 2000. She scored the highest ranking as a final year medical student and won numerous awards for her outstanding academic achievements. She did her Internal Medicine Residency at University of Connecticut Medical Center and subsequently did her Nephrology fellowship training at Washington University Medical Center/ Barnes Jewish Hospital, St Louis, MO from 2005-2007. She joined University of Massachusetts Medical center in 2007 as faculty where she focused on general and transplant nephrology. She went on to join Yale School of Medicine in the year 2010. She is currently an Associate Professor in the section of Nephrology at Yale, and is based at the VA hospital in West haven, CT. She is the Vice-Chief, diversity, equity and inclusion for the section of Nephrology as well as the Yale nephrology fellowship site director at the VA. Her interests include medical education, E-learning, renal physiology, dialysis, renal stones, hypertension and transplant nephrology.

Appointments

  • Nephrology

    Associate Professor on Term
    Primary

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Education & Training

MBBS
University of Delhi, Lady Hardinge Medical College (2001)

Board Certifications

  • Nephrology

    Certification Organization
    AB of Internal Medicine
    Latest Certification Date
    2017
    Original Certification Date
    2007

Research

Research at a Glance

Yale Co-Authors

Frequent collaborators of Namrata Krishnan's published research.

Publications

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2022

2021

2020

2015

2008

2007

  • Chawla (Krishnan) N, Koch M. 2007. In Washington University Manual of Critical Care. 1st edition, Lippincott Williams and Wilkins, pp. 179-189.
    Books

Academic Achievements and Community Involvement

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    Member, Educational Committee

    Due to my interest in E-learning in medical education, I was invited by the National Kidney foundation to serve on their education committee and help develop and expand innovative methods in nephrology education to reach a wider national and international audience with the ultimate goal of increasing academic interest in nephrology. NKF education committee is a group of academic nephrologists that advise NKF on educational outreach, resource development and promotion of evidence-based practice. As a member, I am currently collaborating with the NKF to develop an E-curriculum in CRRT that utilizes online, animated and interactive teaching module. This curriculum will be completed and launched in 2021. It will be useful to nephrologists, intensivists, medicine house-staff and critical care nurses. In collaboration with the NKF, we hope to conduct a study to assess the impact of this curriculum nationally (and possibly internationally).
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    Reviewer

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    Reviewer

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    Director

    Organize world kidney day fair at VAMC for staff and patient education. Display posters, brochures and offer a CKD quiz as well as conduct small group workshops.
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    Advisor

    Assisting with evaluating and providing refinement recommendations for the Kidney Score's online patient education and decision aid platform as well as the accompanying clinical toolkit including care deliver, redesign, quality improvement processes and CKD continuing education materials.

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