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Nephrologist (Kidney Doctor) The team leaders in many clinics are doctors called nephrologistsâor, to use an easier term, kidney doctors. They have advanced training in treating kidney disease. They are responsible for your care during dialysis treatments. Nephrologists also may take care of patients before and after a kidney transplant.
If you find kidneys fascinating, a career as a nephrologist -- a doctor who studies and treats kidney disorders -- might fit your career aspirations. Nephrologists -- also known as renal or kidney doctors -- have to complete medical school before specializing in their field.edical School. Budding nephrologists must graduate from a medical school. The road just to get into medical school after graduation from an accredited four-year college or university is arduous.