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Dr. Zachary Brener, MD

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About Dr. Zachary Brener

Dr. Zachary Brener is a board-certified nephrologist (kidney and blood pressure specialist) and internist (general medical doctor) based in Brooklyn, New York. Dr. Brener completed advanced training in nephrology at the Beth Israel Medical Center, New York, where he was a teacher of physicians-in-training. He is currently an Attending Physician at the Beth Israel Medical Center, Manhattan and Kings Highway Divisions, Brooklyn, New York Community, and New York Methodist Hospitals, Brooklyn, an Assistant Professor of Medicine at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, and has published more than 25 scientific papers, book chapters, and abstracts. Dr. Brener has received outstanding reviews from patients and his practice is dedicated to providing compassionate, individualized, high-quality care. Dr. Brener specializes in all aspects of nephrology: hemodialysis, hypertension, glomerular diseases, acid-base and electrolyte disturbances. He is currently Medical Director of NEOMY Dialysis Center, located on 1122 Coney Island Ave, Brooklyn.

Languages

English, Hebrew, Russian

Services & procedures 13

Blood in StoolColonoscopyGeneral NephrologyBlood in Urine (Hematuria)Chronic Kidney DiseaseDialysisKidney StonesNephrological ConsutationNephrological Follow UpProtein in Urine (proteinuria)Renal FailureUltrasoundUrinary Tract Infection

Background & credentials

Education & training

Smolensk State Medical Institute.

Memberships & affiliations

International Society of Nephrology

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