Faculty and Residents
The clinical activities in the Department of Dermatology are comprehensive and diverse. Common as well as rare and challenging cutaneous conditions are seen in a diverse patient population.
发生门诊服务mainly in the Departmental clinic at the Houston Medical Center (HMC) building and at MD Anderson Cancer Center.
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The Department of Dermatology offers Residency and Fellowship programs.
The residency program provides excellence in Dermatology training and is primarily based at the McGovern Medical School.
M.D. or D.O. applicants must have completed an ACGME-accredited fellowship program in Pathology or Dermatology prior to beginning the Dermatopathology Fellowship.
The faculty and residents of the combined UTHealth and MDACC Department of Dermatology receive $2.5 million of research funding per year. Some of these are federal grants and others are funded by pharmaceutical companies to investigate potential new therapies and imaging systems.
The department occupies about 2,500 square feet of laboratory space across the two institutions.
Caring with compassion, advancing patient care through education, innovation, and research.
As the first integrated department between the MD Anderson Cancer Center (MDACC) and the McGovern Medical School, the Department of Dermatology is ranked as one of the top eight dermatology Clinical Centers of Excellence in the United States.