ASPN Annual Meeting 2027
Please encourage your pediatric residents and pediatric nephrology fellows to attend our annual meeting.
- Two prestigious trainee research awards will be presented during the ASPN 2027 Meeting
- Pediatric residents are eligible for free registration and travel support.
- Pediatric nephrology fellows who are first author on an accepted abstract receive free registration.
If you have any questions, contact the ASPN Office by email to info@aspneph.org.
ASPN sponsors residents and selected other non-fellow trainees to attend the ASPN Annual Meeting.
Stipends to partially support travel ($400) and complimentary registration are given on a competitive basis. Applicants must be medical students, pediatric residents, chief residents, or med-peds residents currently enrolled in an ACGME-accredited pediatric residency program. Priority is given to those trainees earlier in their education (i.e., PL-1 and PL-2). This grant is restricted to a one-time acceptance. Applicants must commit to attend the entire meeting if selected.
The request to be considered must include the following:
- Recommendation by an Active member of the ASPN who agrees to accompany the trainee to the meeting.
- Applicant’s curriculum vitae.
- One page statement from the candidate describing his/her interest and possible career plans in pediatric nephrology.
The application period will open mid-winter for the 2027 meeting.
Trainee Research Award
Two ASPN Trainee Research Awards will be presented at the ASPN Annual Meeting. Medical students, residents, and pediatric nephrology fellows at the time of submission are eligible. One award recognizes the best abstract on patient-oriented research and one the best basic science abstract. The awards consist of cash awards, partially paid travel expenses, and complimentary meeting registrations. Candidates for the Trainee Research Award are solicited during the Call for Abstracts.
Abstract Submission Deadline is December 4, 2027.
Complimentary Fellow Registration
ASPN will cover registration for fellows presently enrolled in ACGME-approved pediatric nephrology training programs who are first author on an accepted abstract.
