KPCOP represents those in kidney and pancreas transplantation and advances the field through activities focused on education, research, public policy, and collaboration.
AST members can join KPCOP.
Develop professional content from our fourteen active workgroups to advance and serve the field and the larger community.
Work with SRTR, OPTN, and other agencies to identify areas of policy improvement that can help increase patients' access to pancreas transplantation and increase provider education on pancreas transplantation practices.
Formalize the Transplant Nephrology Fellowship training pathway and achieve recognition as a distinct specialty.
Define the fair wRVU targets for transplant nephrology through the development of surveys and new models of compensation.
If you have questions related to the Kidney Pancreas Community of Practice, please contact Olivia Snow.
Chair
Term ending: 2027
Medical Director, Kidney Transplantation
Virginia Commonwealth University
Co-Chair
Term ending: 2027
Medical Director of Kidney Transplant
Medical University of South Carolina
Past Chair
Term ending: 2027
Medical Director, Kidney and Pancreas Transplantation
Willis-Knighton Health System
Member-at-Large
Term ending: 2026
Assistant Professor of Medicine
NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center
Member-at-Large
Term ending: 2026
Medical Director, Kidney and Pancreas Transplant
University of Alabama Birmingham
Member-at-Large
Term ending: 2026
Nephrologist
University of Miami
Member-at-Large
Term ending: 2026
Medical Director
Methodist University Hospital Transplant Institute
Member-at-Large
Term ending: 2027
Associate Professor
University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health
Member-at-Large
Term ending: 2027
Professor of Medicine
University of Utah Hospital
Member-at-Large
Term ending: 2027
MD
Duke University Medical Center
Early Career Member-at-Large
Term ending: 2026
Transplant Nephrology Assistant Professor
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center