Eric Gibney, MD

Description

Dr. Eric M. Gibney is a program director for Piedmont Transplant Institute. He is a transplant nephrologist who specializes in kidney diseases and transplantation. Dr. Gibney's special interests include living kidney donation, transplant outreach, kidney disease in patients with liver disease, transplantation in HIV and clinical immunosuppression. He is involved with national committee work in living donor paired exchange, patient safety, and fellowship education in addition to being the Mason Endowed Chair in Transplant Services. Prior to joining Piedmont Transplant Institute, Dr. Gibney was a transplant nephrologist with the Division of Nephrology at the Hume-Lee Transplant Center at Virginia Commonwealth University. Dr. Gibney received his medical degree from Emory University School of Medicine and completed his fellowship in renal transplantation and nephrology at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center in Denver. He completed his residency at New York University School of Medicine where he was also chief medical resident. He also performed post-graduate work in clinical research and biostatistics at the University of Colorado. Dr. Gibney is board certified in internal medicine and nephrology and has been published in numerous medical journals.

Keywords chronic kidney disease (ckd) after renal transplant, living donor liver transplant, combined transplant (kidney-pancreas), pancreas transplant, removal of transplanted or rejected kidney, combined transplant (kidney-liver-pancreas), renal transplant us, laparoscopic kidney donation, nephrectomy, combined transplant (kidney-liver), kidney stone, end stage renal disease, multi organ transplant, kidney transplant, kidney transplant rejection, kidney transplant malfunction, kidney transplant evaluation, donor nephrectomy, bk virus nephropathy.