Nephrology Fellows
Meet Our Nephrology Fellows
First Year
Parvathy Geetha, MD
Periklis Kyriazis, MD
Subhash Paudel, MD
Sanil Skaria, MD
Second Year

Krishna is originally from Delhi, completing his medical education at Vardhman Mahavir Medical College & Safdarjung Hospital in Delhi. He moved to Boston in 2014 to pursue a postdoctoral fellowship in Transplant Immunology at the Strom Lab at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. After completing his fellowship in 2016, he started his medical residency at the University of Massachusetts Medical School's Baystate campus in Springfield, MA. He has now returned from Baystate to start his Nephrology Clinical Fellowship. His future interest lies in the field of Transplantation and Immunity. Outside of medicine, his interests include movies, theater and just relaxing with his family at home.

Larissa is originally from Brazil, where she completed her medical school. She has since been around New England, and completed her residency at University of Connecticut, where she was also chief resident. She absolutely loves all things kidney and medical education. She hopes to go to as many Red Sox games as she can.

Ruth is originally from Los Angeles and moved to Boston for undergraduate studies at Brandeis University. She completed medical school at Tufts University School of Medicine and her Internal Medicine residency at University of Maryland. She couldn't stay away from her favorite city and is thrilled to be back in Boston and doing her fellowship training at BIDMC. She has wanted to become a Nephrologist since the 2nd year of medical school when she realized how fun it is to work up and treat acid-base and electrolyte derangements. She is also interested in clinical education and was drawn to BIDMC by the outstanding educators in this department. In her spare time, she is an avid foodie, baker, lover of all things outdoors, Greek mythology connoisseur, and world traveler.

Esi graduated from medical school in Albania at Faculty of Medicine, Tirana. She embarked in a journey to the US where she spent some time at the bench, doing immunology research, particularly targeting transplant rejection, studying regulatory T.cells as a mean of immune tolerance in transplant, urinary exosomes, and novel drugs targeting immunoproteasome. She then completed her Internal medicine residency at Saint Elizabeth Medical Center and has now joined Nephrology Fellowship at BIDMC. In her free time she likes to spend time with her husband and son. She enjoys learning new languages, exploring Boston, the cultural diversity and everything the city has to offer.
Third Year



Transplant Fellow
