Dermatology underserved fellowship in family medicine

A Clinical Fellow is a post-resident trainee who is pursuing further clinical or research training in their own specialty and has successfully completed all of the time and examination requirements which would allow them to be registered as a Dermatologist in their home country.
Dermatology-trained fellows will rotate through different pathology subspecialities, including surgical pathology, hematopathology, cytopathology and molecular pathology.
The fellowship is designed to provide graded clinical responsibilities.
Research and teaching are integral part of the fellowship.

Underserved dermatology was created to help patients avoid long wait times to see a Dermatologist. It is an additional year of specialty training focused only on dermatology skin conditions. This allows the physician to manage a variety of simple and complex skin conditions within a primary care setting.

How do I find a family medicine fellowship program?

The AAFP maintains a database of fellowships in a variety of disciplines that are available for family medicine graduates.
Fellowship programs are searchable by location, program type, community setting, and duration.
Use your AAFP ID email address and password to update your program's information.
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What are the postresidency fellowship training options for Dermatology residents?

Postresidency fellowship training options exist for graduating dermatology residents.
Formal subspecialty fellowship programs are offered in dermatopathology, pediatric dermatology, micrographic surgery and dermatologic oncology (procedural dermatology), and cosmetic dermatologic surgery.

What fellowship programs does the Department of Dermatology offer?

The Department of Dermatology offers the following fellowship programs:

The Cutaneous Translational Research Program Fellowship provides an opportunity for trainees to acquire comprehensive exposure and experience in clinical and translational research

What is the pediatric Dermato-Epidemiology Research Fellowship?

The Pediatric Dermato-Epidemiology Research Fellowship is a 1- to 2-year research training program focused on epidemiological and patient-oriented research in pediatric skin disease.
Pre- or post-doctoral fellows interested in investigative careers in pediatric dermatology are encouraged to apply.