Dermatology & Cutaneous Surgery
Dermatology Residency Training Information
Veterans Administration Surgery Procedure Clinic (PGY 2, 3 and 4)
The goals of this clinic are to:
- develop proficiency at excisions, intermediate level of repairs; intermediate, complex, flap, graft & 2nd intention wound closures.
- gain exposure to cryotherapy, thermocouples and Shaw scalpels.
Resident Continuity Care Clinic (PGY 2, 3 and 4)
This clinic provides residents a mechanism to follow patients in a long term, on-going fashion.
- assume responsibility for dermatologic care and oversee appropriate laboratory evaluation, consultation, and coordination of care;
- observe the natural history and progression of dermatologic disease;
- establish rapport with patients and become recognized as their health care provider;
- learn to effectively communicate with patients, families and support personnel.
Pediatric Dermatology Clinic (PGY 2, 3 and 4)
The learning objectives of this clinic greatly overlap with those of the general dermatology clinic. Moreover, each resident will:
- acquire experience and expertise in the examination of the skin, hair, nails, mucous membranes and lymph nodes of infants, children and adolescents;
- recognize the common and uncommon cutaneous disorders encountered in this age group;
- learn to appreciate the benefits and potential side effects of systemic and topical medications in the pediatric population;
- become more familiar with pediatric systemic disorders and their manifestations;
- enhance understanding of genetics, teratogens and biochemical disorders;
- develop skill in performing diagnostic and surgical procedures in infancy and childhood.
For additional inquires about
our program email:
Sarah Giddens, Residency
Program Coordinator