News

Our Dermatology researchers had a presence at the International Investigative Dermatology meeting that took place in May.

Resident Diana Norton has been selected to receive a Resident International Grant from the American Academy of Dermatology to participate in a four to six week elective in Botswana where the Education and Volunteers Abroad Committee (EVAC) has established dermatology support programs and teledermatology consulting services.

Duke Dermatology has an opening for a Dermatitis Fellow beginning July 1, 2018 at Duke University Medical Center.

Two of our residents, Jigar Patel and Diana Norton, participated in the North Carolina Dermatology Meeting in Charleston, SC January 19-21.

Dr. Marilia Oliveira, our third year resident, had her second paper with Dr. Christopher Sayed (UNC) accepted for publication at Dermatology Surgery. 

Ryan Thorpe has matched in Mohs surgery to start in July 2018.  His training program will be The Zitelli and Brodland Fellowship for Mohs Micrographic Surgery and Dermatologic Oncology in Pittsburgh, PA.

Duke Dermatology clinicians, residents, and medical students volunteered at TROSA for cancer screenings. 

AIM at Melanoma and Duke are collaborating to host and event to address the many unmet medical and psychological needs of those living with melanoma.

Please join me in congratulating one of our second year residents, Diana Norton, on winning the award for the best resident presentation at the NC Dermatology Association Summer meeting this past weekend in Hot Springs, VA.  Diana presented a case entitled " A Rare Cause of Breast Ulceration: Diffuse Angiomatosis of the Breast.

Welcome our new residents to Dermatology!  They will be starting with us July 1st and eager to work.