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Kidney Transplant

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This department offers

  • Pediatric kidney transplant program

Our providers

Michael A. Zimmerman

Michael A. Zimmerman, MD

General Surgery
Primary Children's Hospital Plastic Surgery
801-581-7719
David Kimball Hooper

David Kimball Hooper, MD

Pediatric Nephrology
Primary Children's Hospital Kidney Transplant Clinic
Motaz A. Selim

Motaz A. Selim, MD

Transplant Surgery
University Hospital Adult Services
Joseph R. Sherbotie
4.8

Joseph R. Sherbotie, MD

Pediatric Nephrology
University of Utah Pediatric Nephrology Clinic
Matthew M. Grinsell
4.9

Matthew M. Grinsell, MD

Pediatric Nephrology
University of Utah Pediatric Nephrology Clinic
Amanda M. Uber
4.9

Amanda M. Uber, DO

Pediatric Nephrology
University of Utah - Department of Pediatrics
Jessica L Parsons
4.9

Jessica L Parsons, MD

Pediatric Nephrology
University of Utah Pediatric Nephrology Clinic
Raoul D. Nelson

Raoul D. Nelson, MD

Pediatric Nephrology
Primary Children's Hospital Outpatient Services
Meredith L. Seamon

Meredith L. Seamon, MD

Pediatric Nephrology
University of Utah - Department of Pediatrics
Francis V.G. Lomanta

Francis V.G. Lomanta, DO

Pediatric Nephrology
Pediatric Nephrology
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What sets us apart

Our kidney transplant team stands out because of our dedicated experts, including doctors and surgeons with years of experience. We understand that undergoing surgery can be daunting, but we're with you at every step. Our commitment extends beyond medical procedures because we provide a comprehensive support system. With a focus on both care and comfort, we ensure every family feels secure and supported throughout their transplant journey.

Survival and success

Our program has a success rate of over 90% for three years after surgery. We always provide check-ups and follow-up care to make sure your child receives the best care.

Avoiding steroids

Since 2000, we've avoided using steroids with transplants. This can help your child grow normally, keeping their bones and bodies healthy as they adapt.

Back to school & beyond

Our team can help your kid return to school after their transplant, talking with teachers and classmates to help everyone understand their healthcare needs. We also provide support to teenagers who are ready to move to adult care when they're older. This is important for their long-lasting health, and to make sure they understand how to take care of themselves or how to ask for help when needed.

Our team is always working hard and providing the best care based on data, giving your child hope for a brighter future.

US News and World Report Nephrology

National recognition

Intermountain Primary Children's Hospital is ranked by U.S. News & World Report as one of the nation's best children's hospitals in 11 of 11 pediatric specialties, including nephrology.

Become a living donor

Becoming a living donor is an opportunity to give the gift of life to someone in need. Adults can be living donors for friends and family members, or you can work with us to become a donor for someone you don't know.

Refer for kidney transplant evaluation

Providers can use this online form to refer patients for evaluation for kidney transplant.