Florida Kidney Physicians (FKP) is honored to partner with the TGH Transplant Institute and the National Kidney Foundation FL for the upcoming “Big Ask, Big Give” webinar. Scheduled for Thursday, September 19, 2024, from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm ET, this webinar will delve into the crucial topic of finding a living kidney donor.
Why This Webinar Matters
Kidney disease is a growing concern, affecting millions of people across the country. For those in need of a kidney transplant, finding a suitable living donor can be a life-changing event. This free webinar is designed to provide essential tools and strategies for identifying potential living donors. It will also offer inspiring stories from both donors and recipients, illustrating the profound impact of living kidney donation.
What to Expect
During the webinar, participants will learn about the process of finding a living kidney donor, including practical advice on how to approach potential donors and the steps involved in the donation process. The session will feature insights from experts in the field and real-life experiences from individuals who have been directly involved in kidney donation and transplantation.
Meet the Experts
We are excited to feature two of our distinguished providers who will share their expertise during the webinar:
- Educational Background: Dr. Jain earned his medical degree from the College of Medical Services in New Delhi, India. He completed his residency in Internal Medicine at Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center, followed by fellowships in Nephrology and Transplant Nephrology at the same institution and the University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine, respectively.
- Specialization: Dr. Jain’s professional interests include transplant nephrology, glomerular diseases, and electrolyte disorders. His extensive experience includes his previous role with the Tampa General Medical Group, where he provided expert care as part of the Tampa General Hospital Kidney/Pancreas Transplant Program.
- Languages: Dr. Jain is fluent in English and Hindi, allowing him to connect with a diverse patient population.
- Educational Background: Dr. Martin Aldana completed his medical degree at Universidad Industrial de Santander in Bucaramanga, Colombia. He pursued his residency in Internal Medicine at the University of Miami/JFK Medical Center Palm Beach Regional GME Consortium, followed by fellowships in Nephrology and Transplant Nephrology at the University of Southern California, Keck School of Medicine and Tampa Regional Hospital, respectively.
- Personal Interests: Outside of his professional life, Dr. Aldana enjoys hiking, reading, and spending time with his family. His father’s pioneering work in transplant nephrology in Colombia has been a significant inspiration throughout his career.
- Languages: Dr. Aldana speaks both English and Spanish, enhancing his ability to serve a broad range of patients.
Why You Should Attend
This webinar is more than just a presentation—it’s an opportunity to engage with experts who can provide valuable insights into the living donation process. For individuals in need of a kidney transplant, or those who know someone who is, this event offers critical information and support. The stories shared will not only educate but also inspire, showing how living kidney donation can profoundly change lives.
How to Register
Participating in this event is simple and free. Register today to secure your spot and gain access to this valuable information. Click the link below to register for the webinar:
At FKP, we are committed to advancing kidney care and supporting our community through educational initiatives like the “Big Ask, Big Give” webinar. By joining us, you will be part of a broader effort to address the growing need for kidney transplants and improve the lives of those affected by kidney disease. We look forward to your participation and to working together towards a better tomorrow for kidney health.
For further information about the webinar or any other inquiries, feel free to reach out to us. Together, let’s make a difference in the fight against kidney disease.