ABOUT US

Dr. Boseman completed undergraduate education at the United States Air Force Academy and University of Utah with a degree in Physics (1998), medical school at the University of Utah (2002), internship and residency in Internal Medicine at the University of Iowa (2005) and Nephrology fellowship at the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN (2009). He has been practicing nephrology since 2009. He is passionate about helping patients with chronic kidney disease with and without dialysis live better, healthier lives. For those that require dialysis he is a strong proponent of home dialysis therapies, which promote patient independence as well as better health outcomes and improved quality of life.

He is the medical director of acute dialysis and nephrology services at Mountain Point Medical Center. He also has hospital privileges at Utah Valley, Timpanogos, and American Fork Hospitals.

Outside of work, he loves mountain biking and coaching young riders including several of his 9 children, as well as many other outdoor activities. He speaks Russian.

Landon Dickson, MD, is a native of Salt Lake City, Utah. He obtained his medical degree from the University of Utah in 2008. He completed his residency in Internal Medicine at Indiana University and his fellowship in Nephrology at Indiana University where he was Chief Fellow. Dr. Dickson is board certified in Internal Medicine and Nephrology. He is a fellow of the American College of Physicians and a fellow of the American Society of Nephrology.

Dr. Dickson has worked with the Fresenius nephrology clinics in Utah since 2013. He was an adjunct community faculty member at the University of Utah School of Medicine for 12 years and is now a Clinical Affiliate Faculty at the BYU School of Medicine. He is involved in clinical research and is trying to improve the quality of healthcare delivered to patients. His interests are in slowing the progression of chronic kidney disease, autoimmune and genetic kidney diseases, resistant hypertension, kidney stone prevention, polycystic kidney disease, kidney disease in pregnancy, geriatric kidney disease, hemodialysis, and home dialysis.

Dr. Dickson cares about the experience that his patients have. He understands that kidney disease has a deep impact on them as well as their family and loved ones. He tries to deliver compassionate care. He loves to develop long-term relationships with his patients.

In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his wonderful wife and children, playing jazz piano, fly fishing, studying Utah history, discovering Utah geology, and hiking the trails in the incredible Wasatch Mountains.

He is fluent in English and Spanish.

Kristin Larson, MSN, AGNP-BC, CNN, FANNA has been a nephrology nurse practitioner since 2001 with 16 years of critical care experience beginning in 1985. A native of North Dakota, she attended the University of North Dakota for undergraduate education and graduate school at the Medical University of South Carolina. She has extensive experience in all aspects of renal care and enjoys caring for persons on dialysis. 

Kristin also teaches the kidney rotation for Roseman University in South Jordan, Utah. Her students are introduced to the workings of a dialysis unit and complexities of caring for persons with kidney disease.  

She has been an active member of the American Nephrology Nurses Association and has served a national position on the Board of Directors and the local chapter president.

When not teaching or seeing patients, she loves to can home grown fruits and vegetables. And cheer on the Minnesota Vikings!

Trenton Gray, FNP-BC, CNN-NP is an Advanced Practitioner with specialized, post-graduate training and certification in Nephrology. He is distinguished as one of only ~120 APRN’s throughout the entire nation to hold a certification as CNN-NP from the Nephrology Nursing Certification Commission. He has specialized experience in nephrology including: hypertension management, specialized dialysis care (peritoneal and hemodialysis), CKD-bone mineral disease, acute kidney injury, and chronic kidney disease management. His primary background prior to moving into nephrology was in critical care nursing. He has strong acute illness management and planning skills that he acquired while working at North Mississippi Medical Center – Tupelo, the largest non-metropolitan hospital in the United States with over 650 beds and a very high acuity of patients as a regional referral center. He has been designated Lead Clinical Supervisor for our team of nurse practitioners.