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2019MDSANNUAL MEETINGThursday, February 28, 2019Washington, D.C.Grand Hyatt Washington1000 H Street NWwww.meddermsociety.orgFollow us on twitter @MedDermSoc
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PRESIDENT’S LETTERDear Members of the MDS:On behalf of the Medical Dermatology Society (MDS) Board of Directors, I would like to welcome you to the 2019MDS Annual Meeting. It is indeed an exciting time to be a medical dermatologist. In response, the MDS continuesto grow and remain ever adaptable, motivated, and responsive to addressing the needs of our patients and togrowing the field of medical dermatology. The MDS is committed to sharing knowledge, facilitating collaborativeopportunities, and supporting the development of inspired dermatologists who will advance our specialty.Advances in basic science and translational research are changing the landscape of how we evaluate and treat ourcomplex patients. It is therefore a distinct pleasure to present the 2019 program, one that we hope you find bothinnovative and practical. Hidradenitis Suppurativa (HS) is a perfect example of an understudied, yet debilitatingdisease, notorious for its associated morbidity and challenge therapeutically. Dr. Haley Naik, who has made HSher research and clinical focus, will present a deeper understanding of this condition in her keynote address.Translational research is vital for the identification and development of new therapies for old diseases. Dr. AimeePayne will present how basic science has led to innovative immunotherapy for pemphigus vulgaris. Genetics playsa role in all diseases. Dr. Keith Choate will help us understand the role of genetics in understanding cutaneousdisease. Connective tissue diseases and calcifying disorders of the skin have a home in medical dermatologyand are some of the most challenging conditions we treat. Dr. Ruth Ann Vleugels will discuss clinical pearls andtherapies for dermatomyositis and Dr. Adam I. Schiffenbauer will expound on the evaluation and treatment ofectopic calcification. We are grateful to Drs. Victoria Werth, past President and Lifetime Achievement AwardRecipient and Warren Heymann, our 2018 Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient, for sharing their rich andinvaluable expertise in the Clinical Pearls section of our meeting. Finally, we look forward to celebrating theaccomplishments and contributions of Dr. Janet Fairley, this year’s very deserving Lifetime Achievement AwardRecipient. I would like to thank the members of the MDS Committees and Board who have worked throughoutthe year to ensure a quality meeting.Many of the diseases we treat carry significant potential morbidity and mortality. Yet they are rare and difficultto study. The MDS is proud to announce that this year, we have introduced a pre-meeting Research WorkingGroup, whose goal will be to tackle these issues through collaborative research throughout the year. Althoughclearly still in its infancy, the potential outcomes from such cooperation amongst like-minded dermatologists isboundless. I am very excited to see where this takes our field.Thank you for attending the MDS Annual Meeting and bringing your expertise and passion to our gathering. Asleaders in the field of medical dermatology, you have the vision, knowledge, and drive to propel our missionahead. You are truly our greatest asset and we could not accomplish what we do without your support. If youhave any questions regarding any MDS activities, please do not hesitate to reach out to me directly or to ouradministrative office. Welcome to Washington, D.C and the 2019 Annual Meeting!Sincerely,Lindy P. Fox, MDPresident, Medical Dermatology Society3
HISTORY & MISSIONThe Medical Dermatology Society (MDS) is made upof the thought leaders in clinical dermatology andthe teachers of the next generation of practicingdermatologists. The MDS mission is to improve thecare of patients whose skin diseases or therapies havesubstantial systemic consequences; foster research inmedical dermatology and assure medical dermatologyexpertise in community and academic settings.The MDS is a physician organization dedicated to: Advancing the understanding and treatment ofserious dermatologic diseases through educationand research; Exchanging advances in the field of medicaldermatology; Promoting the training of dermatology residents,fellows and practitioners in the pathogenesis andtreatment of complex dermatologic diseases.Members of the MDS represent the heart and soulof our specialty: Medical Dermatology. Founded in1994, our members include Academicians, PrivatePractitioners and Resident Physicians who specializein the care of patients with dermatologic diseases.TARGET AUDIENCE AND SYMPOSIUM DESCRIPTION ANDLEARNING OBJECTIVESThis course is designed for physicians in the followingspecialties:Dermatology, Internal Medicine andDermatopathology.Demonstrate knowledge about established andevolving biomedical, clinical and cognate sciencesand their application in patient care. Investigate andevaluate patient care practices, appraise and assimilatescientific evidence and improve practice of medicine.Session will encourage all participants of this activityto implement some of the new information and/ortechniques into their practice. Encourage participantsto change as a result of attending this activity.Identify errors and hazards in care; understand andimplement basic safety design principles; continuallyunderstand and measure quality of care in terms ofstructure, process and outcomes in relation to patientand community needs; design and test interventionsto change processes and systems of care with theobjective of improving quality.In this educational program, we will address thefollowing practice base challenges and problems: Evidence and expert based treatment dilemmas forcomplex medical dermatology cases;Communicate, manage knowledge, mitigate error, andsupport decision making using information technology. Evidence based treatments for cutaneousmalignancies and their associated adversereactions;This activity will provide educational content aimedat closing the defined gap to result in improvedknowledge, competence, and/or performance, whichcould result in improved patient outcomes. Evidence based treatments for emerging infectionsin hospitalized patients; Expert based discussion of clinical cases with highteaching value.UNIVERSITY OF IOWA JOINT PROVIDER STATEMENTThe University of Iowa Carver College of Medicinedesignates this live activity for a maximum of 4.5 AMAPRA Category 1 Credit(s) . Physicians should claimonly the credit commensurate with the extent of theirparticipation in the activity.This activity has been planned and implemented inaccordance with the accreditation requirements andpolicies of the Accreditation Council for ContinuingMedical Education (ACCME) through the jointprovidership of the University of Iowa CarverCollege of Medicine and the MedicalDermatology Society. The CarverCollege of Medicine is accredited bythe ACCME to provide continuingmedical education for physicians.4
2018-2019 MEDICAL DERMATOLOGY SOCIETYBOARD AND COMMITTEE MEMBERSOFFICERSLINDY FOX, MDPresident2018-2020University of California, San FranciscoMISHA ROSENBACH, MDPresident- Elect2018-2020University of PennsylvaniaVINOD NAMBUDIRI, MDSecretary-Treasurer2018-2021Brigham and Women’s Hospital,Grand Strand Medical CenterEDUCATION ANDPROGRAMS COMMITTEEMEMBERSHIPCOMMITTEEMILAN ANADKAT, MD, Co-Chair2017-2022Washington University School ofMedicine in St. LouisNAVJEET SIDHU-MALIK, MD, Co-Chair2014-2019Duke University School of MedicineGIDEON SMITH, MD, PhD, Co-Chair2018-2023Massachusetts General Hospital,Harvard Medical SchoolEDWARD W. COWEN, MD, MHSC2018-2021National Institutes of HealthNICOLE M. FETT, MD, MSCE2017-2020Oregon Health and Science UniversityDIRECTORSAMRITA GOYAL, MD2018-2020University of MinnesotaADELA RAMBI CARDONES, MD, Co-Chair2016-2021Duke University School of MedicineROBERT MICHELETTI, MD2018-2021University of PennsylvaniaARASH MOSTAGHIMI, MD, MPA, MPH2016-2019Brigham and Women’s Hospital,Harvard Medical SchoolTARANEH PARAVAR, MD2017-2020University of California, San DiegoMILAN ANADKAT, MD2017-2022Washington University School ofMedicine in St. LouisWILLIAM HUANG, MD, MPH2017-2020Wake Forest UniversityFINANCE COMMITTEEADELA RAMBI CARDONES, MD2016-2021Duke University School of MedicineBONNIE KOO, MD2016-2019Pennsylvania Dermatology PartnersJONATHAN COTLIAR, MD, Chair2015-2020Harbor-UCLA Medical CenterJONATHAN COTLIAR, MD2015-2020Harbor-UCLA Medical CenterDREW KURTZMAN, MD2017-2020St. Elizabeth Physicians,Dermatology and AestheticsSTEVEN CHEN, MD2017-2020Massachusetts General Hospital,Harvard Medical SchoolKANADE SHINKAI, MD, PHD2016-2019University of California, San FranciscoJENNIFER CHOI, MD2018-2021Northwestern University,Feinberg School of MedicineNAVJEET SIDHU-MALIK, MD2014-2019Duke University School of MedicineGIDEON SMITH, MD, PhD2018-2023Massachusetts General Hospital,Harvard Medical SchoolVINOD NAMBUDIRI, MDSecretary-Treasurer (ex-officio)2018-2021Brigham and Women’s Hospital,Grand Strand Medical Center5
2019 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEDICAL DERMATOLOGY SOCIETYCONSTITUTION BALLROOMS A & B12:30 PMINTRODUCTION AND WELCOMELindy Fox, MD, President, Medical Dermatology Society;Professor of Dermatology, University of California, San FranciscoMDS Business MeetingMDS Mentorship Announcement1:00 PM2:00 PMABSTRACT PRESENTATIONSPresiding:Milan J. Anadkat, MD, Associate Professor, Medicine Division of Dermatology,Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis1:00-1:15 PMDeveloping classification criteria for skin-predominant dermatomyositisJosef Symon S. Concha, MD, Perelman School of Medicine at theUniversity of Pennsylvania1:15-1:30 PMPrognostic implications of co-occurring dermatologic and gastrointestinaltoxicity from immune checkpoint inhibition therapy for advanced malignanciesGabriel E. Molina, BA, Harvard University Medical School1:30-1:45 PMFinal results of the Believe-PV proof of concept study of PRN1008 in pemphigusDedee Murrell, MA (Cantab), BMBCh (Oxon), FAAD (USA), MD (UNSW), FACD,Professor, University of New South Wales, St. George and SutherlandClinical School1:45-2:00 PMInvestigating the prevalence and co-association of phenotypes inneurofibromatosis type 1Mika Tabata, Stanford University School of MedicineKEYNOTE PRESENTATIONINTRODUCTION BY:Lindy Fox, MD, President, Medical Dermatology Society;Professor of Dermatology, University of California, San FranciscoUNDERSTANDING HIDRADENITIS SUPPURATIVAHaley Naik, MD, MHScAssistant Professor, University of California, San Francisco2:45 PM3:05 PMABSTRACT VIEWING/BREAKPEMPHIGUS CAR-T CELL THERAPIESINTRODUCTION BY:Kanade Shinkai, MD, PhD, Professor, University of California, San FranciscoPRECLINICAL AND CLINICAL PROOF-OF-CONCEPT FOR PEMPHIGUS IMMUNOTHERAPIESAimee Payne, MD, PhDAssociate Professor of Dermatology, Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania3:35 PMGENETIC TESTINGINTRODUCTION BY:Drew Kurtzman, MD, St. Elizabeth Physicians, Dermatology and AestheticsEMPLOYING GENETIC TOOLS TO UNDERSTAND CUTANEOUS DISEASEKeith Choate, MD, PhDProfessor of Dermatology, Pathology, and Genetics; Director of Research, DermatologyYale-New Haven Hospital6
2019 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEDICAL DERMATOLOGY SOCIETYCONSTITUTION BALLROOMS A & B4:05 PM4:25 PMABSTRACT VIEWING/BREAKDERMATOMYOSITISINTRODUCTION BY:Nicole M. Fett, MD, MSCE, Associate Professor, Oregon Health and Science UniversityDERMATOMYOSITIS CLINICAL PEARLS AND AN EVOLVING THERAPEUTIC LANDSCAPERuth Ann Vleugels, MD, MPHDirector, Autoimmune Skin Disease Program; Program Director, Dermatology-RheumatologyFellowship; Vice Chair for Academic Affairs, Brigham and Women’s Hospital;Department of Dermatology; Associate Professor, Harvard Medical School4:50 PMCUTANEOUS CALCINOSIS/SODIUM THIOSULFATEINTRODUCTION BY:Edward W. Cowen, MD, MHSc, Acting Branch Chief, Dermatology Branch. Senior Clinician and Head,Dermatology Consultation Service, National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and SkinDiseases (NIAMS)THE ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF ECTOPIC CALCIFICATIONAdam I. Schiffenbauer, MD, Staff Clinician, Environmental Autoimmunity Group, Clinical ResearchBranch, National Institute of Environment Health Sciences (NIEHS)5:15 PMCLINICAL PEARLSINTRODUCTION BY:Gideon P. Smith, MD, PhD, MPH, Director, Medical Dermatology; Director, Connective Tissue DiseasesClinic and Fellowship; Associate Director, Clinical Trials Unit, Massachusetts General HospitalTIPS FOR DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF DERMATOMYOSITISVictoria P. Werth, MDChief, Dermatology, Philadelphia V.A. Hospital;Professor of Dermatology and Medicine at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvaniaand the Veteran’s Administration Medical CenterCLINICAL PEARLS IN MEDICAL DERMATOLOGY: OBSERVED AND ANTICIPATEDWarren R. Heymann, MDHead, Division of Dermatology, Professor of Medicine and Pediatrics,Cooper Medical School of Rowan University; Clinical Professor of DermatologyPerelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania6:00 PM2019 MDS LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARDPRESENTED BY:Jeffrey P. Callen, MD, FACP, FAAD, MACR, Professor of Medicine, Chief, Division ofDermatology, University of LouisvilleMarta J. Petersen, MD, Vice-Chair, Department of Dermatology, University of UtahKim Yancey, MD, Professor and Chair of the Department of Dermatology,University of Texas, Southwestern Medical CenterJANET A. FAIRLEY, MD, FAADChair, John S. Strauss Professor and Head Professor ofDermatology, University of Iowa Health Care6:15 PMNETWORKING RECEPTIONHONORINGJanet Fairley, MDfor her research, advancements, and leadership in dermatology7Presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Medical Dermatology Society for her career accomplishments, anddedication to patient care. As chair of the Department of Dermatology at UI since 2006, Janet Fairley has brought to life her vision for guidingresearch and improving therapies for patients. Her focus on autoimmune skin diseases like bullous pemphigoid has advanced treatment, andher drive to push dermatological research forward has led to more than 120 articles and book chapters on the subject. As a leader, a mentor to
MEDICAL DERMATOLOGY SOCIETYLIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD RECIPIENTS2018WARREN R. HEYMANN, MDCooper Medical School of Rowan UniversityPerelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania2017RUSSELL P. HALL, MDDuke University Medical Center2016JEAN BOLOGNIA, MDYale University School of Medicine2015WILLIAM JAMES, MDUniversity of Pennsylvania2014LUIS A. DIAZ, MDUniversity of North Carolina, Chapel Hill2013RICHARD D. SONTHEIMER, MDUniversity of Utah Health Care2012GERALD G. KRUEGER, MDUniversity of Utah Health Care2011JEFFREY P. CALLEN, MDUniversity of Louisville School of Medicine2010VICTORIA P. WERTH, MDUniversity of Pennsylvania2009HARLEY A. HAYNES, MDBrigham and Women’s Hospital2008KENNETH E. GREER, MDUniversity of Virginia2007LEE T. NESBITT, JR., MDLouisiana State University Health Sciences Center2006SAMUEL MOSCHELLA, MDLahey Hospital and Medical Center2005THOMAS T. PROVOST, MDJohns Hopkins Hospital2004IRWIN M. BRAVERMAN, MDYale University School of Medicine8
MEDICAL DERMATOLOGY SOCIETYPRESENTS THE2019 LIFETIMEACHIEVEMENT AWARDCONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONSCONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONSCONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONSCONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONSCONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONSCONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONSCONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONSCONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONSCONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONSCONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONSCONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONSJANET A. FAIRLEY, MD, FAADChair, John S. Strauss Professor andHead Professor of DermatologyUniversity of Iowa Health Care9
2018 MDS SUSTAINING MEMBERSA SPECIAL THANK YOU TO ALL WHO HAVEGENEROUSLY CONTRIBUTED TO THE MDS!Mallory Abate, MDSaint Louis UniversityMilan Anadkat, MDWashington University School ofMedicine in St. LouisLaura Aspey, MD, MPHEmory UniversityDedee Murrell, MA (Cantab), BMBCh(Oxon), FAAD (USA), MD (UNSW), FACDUniversity of New South Wales, St. Georgeand Sutherland Clinical SchoolMarta Petersen, MDUniversity of UtahAbrar Qureshi, MD, MPHBrown Dermatology, Inc.Sylvia Brice, MDDenver Health Medical CenterKarynne Duncan, MDDuncan DermatologyKanade Shinkai, MD, PhDUniversity of California, San FranciscoNavjeet Sidhu-Malik, MDDuke University Medical CenterJoel Gelfand, MD, MSCEUniversity of PennsylvaniaWilliam Tsiaras, MD, PhDBrigham and Women’s HospitalSteven Gourlay, MD, MBA, PhDPrincipia Biopharma Inc.Michael Heffernan, MDSan Luis Dermatology and Laser ClinicAnne Laumann, MD, MBChB, MRCP(UK)Northwestern University,Feinberg School of MedicineRuth Ann Vleugels, MD, MPHBrigham and Women’s Hospital,Harvard Medical SchoolJonathan Zippin, MDWeill Cornell Medical CollegeJohn Zone, MDUniversity of UtahSancy Leachman, MD, PhDOregon Health and Science UniversityCONSIDER BECOMING ASUSTAINING MEMBEROF THE MDSJoin us to make a difference within asmall membership societyContact the MDS office directly 216.579.9300or visit www.meddermsociety.org10
THANK YOU TO OUR MEMBERS FOR THEIR GENEROUSCONTRIBUTIONS TO THE MENTORSHIP PROGRAM!Janet A. Fairley, MD, FAADUniversity of Iowa Health CareRoderick Jordan, MDVirginia Commonwealth UniversityNicole M. Fett, MD, MSCEOregon Health and Science UniversityAaron Mangold, MDMayo ClinicAnna Haemel, MDUniversity of California, San FranciscoArash Mostaghimi, MD, MPA, MPHBrigham and Women’s Hospital,Harvard Medical SchoolRussell P. Hall, MDDuke University Medical CenterWarren R. Heymann, MDCooper Medical School of RowanUniversity. Perelman School of Medicineat the University of PennsylvaniaWilliam James, MDUniversity of PennsylvaniaJulia Nunley, MDVirginia Commonwealth UniversityChris Richardson, MD, PhDUniversity of RochesterNathan W. Rojek, MDUniversity of California, IrvineA SINCERE THANK YOU TO ALL MEMBERS WHO HAVEGENEROUSLY SPONSORED MEDICAL STUDENTS/RESIDENTS/POST-DOCTORAL FELLOWSEmily Altman, MDUniversity of New MexicoAvery LaChance, MD, MPHBrigham and Women’s HospitalMilan Anadkat, MDWashington University School of Medicinein St. LouisAnne Laumann, MD, MBChB, MRCP(UK)Northwestern University,Feinberg School of MedicineJeffrey Callen, MDUniversity of LouisvilleRobert Micheletti, MDUniversity of PennsylvaniaPeggy Crawford, MDUniversity of California, San FranciscoClinical FacultySamuel Moschella, MDLahey Hospital & Medical CenterDavid Fivenson, MDDavid Fivenson, MD, Dermatology, PLLCLindy Fox, MDUniversity of California, San FranciscoNoah Goldfarb, MDUniversity of MinnesotaTeri Greiling, MD, PhDOregon Health and Science UniversityAnna Haemel, MDUniversity of California, San FranciscoRussell P. Hall, MDDuke University Medical CenterDedee Murrell, MA (Cantab), BMBCh (Oxon),FAAD (USA), MD (UNSW), FACDUniversity of New South Wales,St. George and Sutherland Clinical SchoolVinod Nambudiri, MD, MBABrigham and Women’s Hospital,Grand Strand Medical CenterNathan W. Rojek, MDUniversity of California, IrvineMisha Rosenbach, MDUniversity of PennsylvaniaKanade Shinkai, MD, PhDUniversity of California, San FranciscoJoanna Harp, MDWeill Cornell Medical CollegeRuth Ann Vleugels, MD, MPHBrigham and Women’s Hospital,Harvard Medical SchoolWilliam James, MDUniversity of PennsylvaniaVictoria Werth, MDUniversity of PennsylvaniaEmily Keimig, MD, MSNorthwestern University,Feinberg School of MedicineBarbara Wilson, MDMedical College of WisconsinDaniela Kroshinsky, MD, MPHMassachusetts General Hospital/HarvardMedical School11
HONORINGJanet Fairley, MDfor her research, advancements, and leadership in dermatologyPresented with a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Medical Dermatology Society for her career accomplishments, anddedication to patient care. As chair of the Department of Dermatology at UI since 2006, Janet Fairley has brought to life her vision for guidingresearch and improving therapies for patients. Her focus on autoimmune skin diseases like bullous pemphigoid has advanced treatment, andher drive to push dermatological research forward has led to more than 120 articles and book chapters on the subject. As a leader, a mentor tofuture physicians, and a caregiver for patients living with skin disorders, Dr. Fairley is changing medicine and changing lives.Learn more about Dr. Fairley’s work at medicine.uiowa.edu.uihc.org12
[415] TOP DOCTORS DERMATOLOGYSPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTIONWORLD-RENOWNED DERMATOLOGY EXPERTISEAT UCSF DERMATOLOGY WE PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE, PERSONALIZED,INNOVATIVE TREATMENT ackedo tstandin clinical e pertise, ed cation, traininand research. World leaders in the care of patients with skin disease, we’re the majordermatolo referral center for orthern alifornia. n o r o nt ion and o r issiona camp ses, we offer a wide ran e of specialt ser ices in ad lt and pediatric medical,s r ical and cosmetic care.We at the Department of Dermatology wo ld like to anno nce its ompleedical ermatoloellowship. his earlon fellowship emphasi es the de elopment of ad anced clinical skills in inpatient and o tpatient comple medicaldermatolo in a hi hl mentored en ironment.rin this ear, the participant will work in the comple medicaldermatolo resident contin it clinic, a toimm nit clinic, comple medical dermatolo fac lt practices, and theinpatient wards. he participant will also ha e protected academic time for scientific de elopment in line with his herown interests. he ear is di ided etween o tpatient clinics foc sed on comple medical dermatolo and inpatientwards. he clinical e perience pro ides s fficient e pos re so the participant will e a le to artf ll mana e patients withthe f ll spectr m of se ere dermatoses. pecific oals incl de the ac isition of e pertise in carin for o tpatients withcomple medical conditions s ch as a toimm ne listerin diseases, rhe matolo ic dermatolo ic diseases, se ereec ema, se ere psoriasis, c taneo s diseases with s stemic manifestations,sin s stemic imm nos ppressants andiolo ics to treat comple medical dermatolo ic conditions,the e al ation and mana ement of skin disorders incriticall ill hospitali ed patients, and the mana ement of hospitali ed patients with se ere dermatolo ic diseases. naddition to clinical trainin , the ear pro ides protected time for career de elopment acti ities, incl din findin andde elopin a niche within medical dermatolo . t is e pected that the participant will cond ct research and completep lications in his her area of interest.he ideal participant is someone plannin or j st e innin a career in academic medical dermatolo .or additional information or to appl , please contact indo at fo li derm. csf.ed131701 Divisadero Street, 3rd floor,San Francisco, CA 94115Dermatological Surgery: 415.353.7878Pediatric and Adult Dermatology:415.353.7800Melanoma Center: 415.353.9900dermatology.ucsf.eduPictured (left to right):Erin Mathes, M.D.*, Anna Haemel, M.D.Isaac Neuhaus, M.D., Jack Resneck Jr., M.D.*Timothy Berger, M.D.*, Ilona Frieden, M.D.*Nina Botto, M.D., Kelly Cordoro, M.D.*Kanade Shinkai, M.D., Roy Grekin, M.D.*Not pictured:Lindy Fox, M.D.* , Renee Howard, M.D.*ontact ind o , if interested inthe fellowship opport nitind o lind .focsf.ed
MedicalDermatologySpecialistsWant to see complex dermatology without a complicated practice setting?Medical Dermatology Specialists in beautiful Phoenix, Arizona is offering the opportunity for a boardcertified dermatologist to join their thriving practice. If you enjoy providing comprehensive dermatologiccare including medical & surgical dermatology, dermatologic oncology and aesthetic services, and placethe patient experience as the top priority, we are looking for you!See the U.S. Dermatology Partners Difference: Patient focused. Physician-centered. Physician owned.Practice details: See rare & complex dermatology disorders Work closely with local universities contributing to resident education Participate in clinical research trials (MDS has an active Clinical Research Unit) Opportunity to fill your schedule very quickly Competitive first year guarantee, sign-on bonus, full benefits package with 401k match of 4% Partnership offered after 1 yearTo learn more, please send your CV to Jessica Geisler at jgeisler@usdermpartners.com.Intrigued but still not sure? Hear directly from our physicians!Lindsay Ackerman, M.D.ackerman.lindsay@gmail.comMaggie Kessler, M.D.maggie.kessler@gmail.com14
Advanced Dermatology Research and Trainingat the National Institutes of Health (NIH)As part of the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS)Intramural Research Program, the Scholars in Translational Research training program providesoutstanding candidates advanced training in dermatology and related fields including genetics,cancer biology, immunology, and the microbiome. The program aims to serve as a bridge for fullytrained dermatologists to progress into independent faculty positions. Assistant Clinical Investigatorappointments are more advanced junior faculty positions that include independent resources.PROGRAM DETAILSELIGIBILITY AND APPLICATIONScholars in Translational Research arefully funded for up to four years, includingtuition support for a Master's degree from theDuke-NIH program in clinical research.Scholars work under the supervision of anNIH senior faculty member, and have accessto the extensive core facilities at the NIAMSand other Institutes on the main NIHresearch campus in Bethesda, MD.Assistant Clinical Investigator (ACI)positions are designed to prepare candidatesfor tenure-track, research-focused facultypositions in the extramural community or atthe NIH. ACI candidates should haveextensive research experience and a strongpublication record. These positions includefull salary support at an assistant professorlevel and independent research resourcesfor three years, including trainee positions.HHS, NIH, and NIAMS are equal opportunity employers.15 Applicants must be board certified/boardeligible with completed accrediteddermatology training in the U.S. or Canada. Applicants are considered on a rolling basis. Scholars in Translational Researchapplicants must be accepted into a lab orresearch group related to dermatology at theNIH prior to starting the program. Send inquiries, a CV and statement ofresearch interest to Edward Cowen, M.D.,Acting Chief, Dermatology Branch, NIAMS,at cowene@mail.nih.gov. For more information visit: https://www.niams.nih.gov/labs/cowen-lab https://jobs.nih.gov/
Harvard Medical SchoolTeaching HospitalsDepartment of MedicineThe Brigham and Women’s Hospital Medicine Harvard Combined Dermatology Residency Program wouldlike to thank the Medical Dermatology Society for supportingthe careers of our faculty and residents.16
University of Iowa Health CareMedical Dermatologist/HospitalistThe University of Iowa Department of Dermatology is seeking to hire a medical dermatologist/hospitalist.We are accepting applications for a faculty position at the rank of assistant professor, associate professor or professor (clinical or tenure track). The successful candidate will join a team of 13 faculty members, 15 residents, 1 fellow, 4 advanced practice providers and an active clinical and basic researchteam. Key advantages to the position are: Opportunityto work at an outstanding comprehensive academic medical center, named the No. 1health care employer in the U.S. and the No. 7 employer overall by Forbes magazine in 2016 Protected Start-uptime available for scholarly activitiessupport and laboratory space for candidates interested in research Competitivesalary and incentive program with a c omprehensive benefit plan Opportunityto train medical students and residents Iowais identified as the #1 state in the US for livability (health care, education and economy) by US News and World Report 2018Prospective candidates are invited to send e-mail or a letter of interest and CV to:Janet A. Fairley, MD, FAADJohn S. Strauss Professor and ChairDepartment of DermatologyUniversity of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics200 Hawkins Drive 40025 PFPIowa City, IA 52242-1090319-356-3609janet-fairley@uiowa.edu17
Congratulations toDr. Fairley! Thank youfor years of mentorshipto MCW residents andfaculty!The Department ofDermatology at the MedicalCollege of Wisconsinprovides exceptional andcompassionate care forchildren and adults withcommon and complexskin diseases. We educateclinicians and future leaderswho will advance thespeciality of dermatologyand foster innovative andinterdisciplinary research.http://dermatology.mcw.edu18
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TO OUR SPONSORS FOR THEIRGENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS TOTHE ANNUAL MEETINGBioTek reMEDysPRINCIPIA BIOPHARMARegeneron Healthcare SolutionsWe gratefully acknowledge the financial support provided.Determination of educational content for this program and theselection of speakers are responsibilities of the EducationCommittee. Firms providing support did not have input in theseareas. Everyone in a position to control the content of thiseducational activity will disclose to the CME provider and toattendees all relevant financial
It is indeed an exciting time to be a medical dermatologist. In response, the MDS continues to grow and remain ever adaptable, motivated, and responsive to addressing the needs of our patients and to . Dr. Ruth Ann Vleugels will discuss clinical pearls and . ROBERT MICHELETTI, MD 2018
