BRUCE A. MOLITORIS, MD
Professor of Medicine
Director, Nephrology Division
Indiana University School of Medicine
Indianapolis, IN USA

Education:
University of Illinois BS 1973 Agriculture
University of Illinois MS 1975 Nutrition
Washington Univ. School of Med., St. Louis MO M.D. 1979 Medicine
Univ. of Colorado School of Med., Denver CO Resident 1981 Medicine
Univ. of Colorado School of Med., Denver CO Fellow 1984 Nephrology

Academic Appointments:
• Undergraduate Research Assistant, Dr. D.H. Baker, University of Illinois
• Graduate School Research Assistant, Dr. D.H. Baker, University of Illinois
• Medical School Research Asst., Drs. W. Daughaday and K. Hruska, Wash. Univ. School of Medicine, St. Louis, MO

1981-84 Fellowship, Dr. F.R. Simon's Laboratory, University of CO. School of Medicine, Denver, CO
1984 Visiting Scientist, Max Planck Institute, Dortmund FRG (Dr. R. Kinne)
1984-88 Assistant Professor of Medicine, University of Colorado Medical School
1988-93 Associate Professor of Medicine, University of Colorado Medical School
1989 Associate Professor of Cellular and Structural Biology, University of CO. School of Medicine
1989 Visiting Scientist, Dept of Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Bio., Univ. of CO. at Boulder,
Dr. Richard McIntosh Laboratory (1 year sabbatical)
1993 Professor of Medicine, University of Colorado Medical School
1993 Professor of Medicine, Director of Nephrology, Indiana University School of Medicine
1998 Visiting Scientist, Dept. of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Colorado State Univ. 7/1/98 – 1/1/99 Dr. James Bamburg Laboratory

Awards & Honors:
Ralston Purina Scholarship, 1971; Farmland Industries Scholarship, 1972; Nutrition and Genetics Awards, 1972; Phi Beta Kappa; Bronze Tablet, 1973 (Graduation with highest honors); Cornell Graduate Fellowship and Liberty Hyde Bailey Award, 1973-74; Ralston Purina Research Fellowship, 1974-75; Medical Center Alumni Scholarship Prize, 1978; The Robert Carter Medical School Award, 1979; The Upjohn Achievement Award, 1979; Alpha Omega Alpha, 1979; National Kidney Foundation Fellowship Award, 1981; Veterans Administration - Research Associate Award, 1982; Western Society of Clinical Investigation, 1987; Veterans Administration - Clinical Investigator Award, 1987-92; Editorial Board Am J Physiol, Renal Fluid Electrolyte Section, 7/1/89 - 6/30/93. American Society for Clinical Investigation 5/90, NIH Study Section (1991-1993, Gen Med B), Am. Heart Assoc. Established Investigator Award (1992-1997), American Association of Physicians (93) UCLA Max Martin Salick Visiting Professor (11/13 – 17/2000), Chairperson, ASN Program Committee 2003. ASN ARF Advisory Committee (2001-Present). ISN ARF advisory committee (2003-Present). Indiana University Trustee Teaching Award 2004.