Adhish Agarwal, MD

Languages Spoken: English

Adhish Agarwal, MD, is a Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine in the Department of Medicine, Division of Nephrology and Hypertension.

Dr. Agarwal completed his medical school in India at the University of Delhi (MAMC), and then completed Internship and Residency training in Internal Medicine from Nassau University Medical Center in New York. After his Internal Medicine training, he completed a Clinical Fellowship in Nephrology at the University of Utah. He then went into Nephrology private practice in Ogden where he had a busy clinical practice and served as Medical Director for two University of Utah Dialysis units, as Chief Department of Medicine and Chairman IM Peer Review Committe at McKayDee Hospital, and Medical Director for Intermountain Acute Dialysis services for the Northern region until he joined the University of Utah in June 2017. While in Ogden, he also served as a Board Member of Dialysis Research Foundation.

Dr Agarwal’s primary clinical interests include all aspects of nephrology including glomerulonephritis, PKD, acute kidney injury, dialysis and long-term care of patients. His primary research interests include hypertension, innovation in clinical care delivery and anemia in chronic kidney disease.

Adhish Agarwal, MD, is a Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine in the Department of Medicine, Division of Nephrology and Hypertension.

Dr. Agarwal completed his medical school in India at the University of Delhi (MAMC), and then completed Internship and Residency training in Internal Medicine from Nassau University Medical Center in New York. After his Internal Medicine training, he completed a Clinical Fellowship in Nephrology at the University of Utah. He then went into Nephrology private practice in Ogden where he had a busy clinical practice and served as Medical Director for two University of Utah Dialysis units, as Chief Department of Medicine at McKayDee Hospital, and Medical Director for Intermountain Acute Dialysis services for the Northern region until he joined the University of Utah in June 2017. While in Ogden, he also served as a Board Member of Dialysis Research Foundation.

Dr Agarwal’s primary clinical interests include all aspects of nephrology including glomerulonephritis, PKD, acute kidney injury, dialysis and long-term care of patients. His primary research interests include innovation in clinical care delivery and anemia in chronic kidney disease.