Erin Rademacher

Dr. Erin Rademacher is an Associate Professor (Part-Time) in the Department of Pediatrics, Pediatric Nephrology division, at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry. She provides comprehensive clinical care for children with kidney diseases across inpatient and outpatient settings, specializing in congenital kidney disorders, hematuria, proteinuria, hypertension, kidney stones, and electrolyte management, including dialysis and transplant services for pediatric patients.

Her educational background includes:

• MD from Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine (2001)
• Pediatrics Internship at Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital (2001-2002)
• Pediatrics Residency at Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital (2002-2004)
• Fellowship in Pediatric Nephrology at Fairview University of MN Hospital and Clinic (2004-2008)

Dr. Rademacher's research program centers on long-term kidney outcomes in neonatal intensive care survivors, with particular focus on prematurity-related renal complications. Her work bridges clinical pediatric nephrology and neonatology, investigating early biomarkers of kidney damage, hypertension trajectories, and metabolic complications in high-risk pediatric populations. She maintains active clinical research in albuminuria patterns, cardiovascular risk stratification, and developmental renal disorders.

Publication trends reveal consistent investigation into renal manifestations of prematurity and metabolic conditions, with recent emphasis on neonatal kidney development pathways and electrolyte management frameworks. Her 2019 book chapters established foundational knowledge in neonatal renal physiology, while earlier clinical studies established critical links between childhood metabolic parameters and adult cardiovascular risk.

Scientific recognition includes:

• American Society of Pediatric Nephrology Fellows' Clinical Research Award (2008)

Dr. Rademacher maintains active clinical practice and research but public records indicate no formal student advising roles or major grant leadership. Her work operates within the University of Rochester's pediatric nephrology infrastructure, collaborating across neonatology and cardiology services without dedicated lab facilities described in available documentation.