Andrew L. Schwaderer, MD - Pediatric Nephrology

Andrew L. Schwaderer, MD

Pediatric Nephrology

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Dr. Schwaderer serves as a Pediatric Nephrologist at Riley Children’s Hospital at IU Health. He received his M.D. from Ohio State University and completed Pediatric Residency at Helen Devos Children’s Hospital.

After practicing as a Community Pediatrician in Northern Indiana, he was classically trained in renal tubular physiology in the laboratory of Dr. George Schwartz at the University of Rochester during Pediatric Nephrology Fellowship.

He transitioned from a clinician to a physician scientist and has received multiple National Institute of Health (NIH) grants and has been named to Best Doctors. He has published over 50 papers and has sat on several NIH study sections. He has spoken internationally on kidney stones and helped organize an NIH meeting to promote new research directions in kidney stone research and care.

Riley Pediatric Nephrology & Kidney Diseases photo Riley Pediatric Nephrology & Kidney Diseases

575 Riley Hospital Dr

Kidney MSA

Indianapolis, IN, 46202

Get Directions 317.944.2563
Specialties
  • Pediatric Nephrology
Education
  • Undergraduate: Cedarville University, Cedarville, OH
  • School of Medicine: Ohio State University College of Medicine and Public Health, Columbus, Ohio
  • Residency: Michigan State University, Grand Rapids, MI
  • Fellowship: University of Rochester, Rochester, NY
Hospitals & Affiliations
  • IU Health North Hospital
  • Riley Physicians
  • IU Health Medical Group

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