News

Dr. Drew Emge, second year resident, has been selected to participate in the Duke Medical Education Leadership Track (MELT) during the 2021-2022 academic year.

A new TeleDermatology service is now available for patients, starting in September. The service incorporates still images with video visits and a virtual clinic complete with nursing and admin staff. We hope to grow the service to improve access to patients who need dermatology across our network.

Starting September 1, Dr. Kheterpal will lead expanded dermatological cancer care for patients that require multidisciplinary care.

Congratulations to Dr. Sarah Wolfe on graduating from the 2021 Duke Clinical Leadership Program.

Congratulations to Dr. Meenal Kheterpal in her new role as Teledermatology Medical Director.

Throughout his more than 30 years at Duke Dermatology, Bob's technical and analytical skills have been key to every aspect of the Dermatoinmunology lab.

The award is given to members of the staff that demonstrate their commitment to providing exceptional service to Duke Dermatology Patients, Providers, and Support Team.

Melissa Sarver, 4th Year Medical Student at Duke, won first place in the poster competition at the North Carolina Dermatology Association conference. 

She has been named 2021 Honorary Member of the AAD for her work advancing the profession through leadership and service. Dr. Olsen has also received the David Whiting Leadership and Research Award from the American Hair Research Society for her work and research in hair disorders.

Suephy C. Chen, MD, MS, has been named the new chair of the Department of Dermatology, effective January 4, 2021.