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The Nephrology Division takes a multidisciplinary approach with physicians, nurses, dieticians, social workers, and technicians intimately involved in patient care. Additionally, the physicians of SCVMC's Nephrology Division provide nephrologic care for patients receiving dialysis at other non-SCVMC dialysis units where we maintain privileges.

Education is an important element of the mission of Santa Clara Valley Medical Center. In the Nephrology Division, two of Stanford Medical School's five clinical fellows are based at SCVMC. Resident and student education are critical elements of the division's activities. During the past few years, nephrology has become the residents' most popular subspecialty choice.

Jeffry Young, MD
Chief of the Division of Nephrology and Medical Director of the Renal Care Center of Santa Clara Valley Medical Center,  Dr. Young joined the faculty in 1982. He did his nephrology training at the University of Washington where he also served on the faculty before moving to SCVMC. Dr. Young is the recipient of a prestigious teaching award from Stanford and has been honored multiple times by San Jose magazine in the "Top Doctors" selections. He is Clinical Professor of Medicine at Stanford University.

Anjali Saxena, MD

June Lugovoy, MD
Dr. Lugovoy joined the faculty in 1994 and is the Director of the Renal Care Center Outpatient Clinics.  She previously served as Director of Hemodialysis services.  She did her nephrology training at UCSF where she also held a faculty position before moving to Santa Clara Valley Medical Center.  She currently works half time.  Dr. Lugovoy is Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine at Stanford University

Amul Jobalia, MD
Dr. Jobalia joined the Nephrology faculty in 1991.  He is the Director of Hemodialysis Services for the Renal Care Center at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center.  Dr. Jobalia did his fellowship training at Stanford University where two years in a row he was a nominee for the clinical fellow teaching award by the Stanford residents.  He did his medicine residency here at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center where he was selected as both Junior and Senior Resident of the Year.  He was also selected to be Chief Medical Resident here in 1988-89.

George Ting, MD
Dr. Ting trained at Stanford.  He is internationally known for his work on short daily dialysis. He has been a superb educator at SCVMC for more than 2 decades.

Khoi Hoang, MD
Dr. Hoang trained as a resident at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center and as a fellow at Stanford University.  Dr. Hoang is in practice in the Los Gatos area and has had a radio show in Vietnamese serving the community in health education.  Dr. Hoang is an excellent role model for our trainees