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About Dr Aron Chakera
Profile: Dr Aron Chakera practices in all areas of renal medicine, with a focus on chronic kidney disease.He has particular interests in autoimmune and metabolic diseases affecting the kidneys as well as in transplantation and dialysis. Procedures include insertion of lines for dialysis and renal biopsies.Dr Chakera provides thorough and up-to-date patient care grounded in the latest research. As kidney disease is usually asymptomatic until very advanced, screening at-risk patients early can allow treatment to be commenced, preventing progression and reducing cardiovascular risk.Dr Chakera graduated from UWA then completed his PhD (DPhil) and advanced training in renal medicine and transplantation at the University of Oxford and Oxford Kidney Unit.Dr Chakera's research informs his clinical practice and he is Head of the Translational Renal Research Group based in the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research (formerly WAIMR). Key interests of his group are the measurement of immune function under conditions of immune-suppression and interactions between the immune system and common pathogens.Dr Chakera is also a consultant renal and transplant physician at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital and Research Associate Professor at UWA.
Special interests: Chronic kidney disease
Practice Location
- Practice name Hollywood Private Hospital
- Address Suite 33, 95 Monash Avenue, Hollywood Specialist Centre, Nedlands, WA
- Suburb or City Nedlands, WA
- State Western Australia
- Country Australia
- What is the Dr Aron Chakera's specialty?
- Dr Aron Chakera is a Nephrologist.
- What is the address of the Dr Aron Chakera's practice?
- Dr Aron Chakera works at Suite 33, 95 Monash Avenue, Hollywood Specialist Centre, Nedlands, WA
- What are the Dr Aron Chakera's qualifications?
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Profile: Dr Aron Chakera practices in all areas of renal medicine, with a focus on chronic kidney disease.He has particular interests in autoimmune and metabolic diseases affecting the kidneys as well as in transplantation and dialysis. Procedures include insertion of lines for dialysis and renal biopsies.Dr Chakera provides thorough and up-to-date patient care grounded in the latest research. As kidney disease is usually asymptomatic until very advanced, screening at-risk patients early can allow treatment to be commenced, preventing progression and reducing cardiovascular risk.Dr Chakera graduated from UWA then completed his PhD (DPhil) and advanced training in renal medicine and transplantation at the University of Oxford and Oxford Kidney Unit.Dr Chakera's research informs his clinical practice and he is Head of the Translational Renal Research Group based in the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research (formerly WAIMR). Key interests of his group are the measurement of immune function under conditions of immune-suppression and interactions between the immune system and common pathogens.Dr Chakera is also a consultant renal and transplant physician at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital and Research Associate Professor at UWA.
Special interests: Chronic kidney disease
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