All members of the Division of Nephrology and Hypertension hold faculty appointments at Case School of Medicine. Members of the Division actively participate in teaching of nephrology physiology and pathophysiology curriculum to first and second year Case medical students. Third and fourth year students, as well as medicine residents in the Case-affiliated MetroHealth residency program, have the opportunity to rotate on inpatient and outpatient Nephrology consultation services at MetroHealth Medical Center. Members of the Division are frequent winners of medical student and house staff teaching awards.

MetroHealth is also a component of the ACGME-accredited, Case School of Medicine Nephrology fellowship program (website under construction). Clinical fellowship educational experiences include rotations on the inpatient consult service, as well as outpatient rotations at a large dialysis facility and renal clinics. A structured curriculum includes a weekly didactic lecture series, as well as a monthly case-based clinical conference and journal club. Post-doctoral fellows are eligible for formal research training through an NIH-funded training grant, which is centered at MetroHealth.