Assistant Professor of Nephrology, Osmania General Hospitals
Hyderabad, Telangana state, India
Dr. K.J. Priyadarshini John , known for her clinical expertise, academic contributions, and innovative engagement with scientific communication. currently serves as an Assistant Professor of Nephrology at Osmania General Hospital, Hyderabad. Dr. Priyadarshini’s career is marked by a commitment to both clinical practice and academic excellence. She served as a Consultant Nephrologist and Transplant Physician at AIG Hospitals from 2018 to 2023, where she honed her skills in complex transplant care. Her passion for medical education and public awareness is evident in her active involvement in professional organizations. She is the General Secretary of Women in Nephrology - Telangana Chapter, Co-Chair of the WIN India Social Media Team, and a fellow of the Nephrology Social Media Collective (NSMC).
As an Editorial Fellow for the Transplantation journal and a reviewer for Kidney International Reports, Transplantation, and the Indian Journal of Transplantation, Dr. Priyadarshini plays a key role in shaping scholarly discourse. She is also the Chief Editor of the KI Reports Community and a visual abstract editor for both Kidney International and Kidney News (ASN), blending academic rigor with engaging science communication. Her presence on platforms like Bluesky and Twitter amplifies her commitment to accessible and impactful medical education. A seasoned speaker and presenter, Dr. Priyadarshini has delivered talks and presented research at major national and international nephrology and transplantation conferences, including ISNCON, WCN, ASN, and ISOT. Her editorial fellowship has deepened her understanding of the peer review process, the evolving dynamics of scientific publishing, and the importance of integrity, inclusivity, and transparency in academic work. She envisions the future of publishing as more collaborative, digitally integrated, and globally representative. As social media increasingly shapes medical education, she believes there is potential for dedicated platforms or journals to curate and evaluate high-quality, peer-reviewed content originating from these dynamic spaces.