Discover the University of Minnesota Dermatology.
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The Department of Dermatology offers two residencies, three fellowships, and courses for current University of Minnesota medical students. These programs and courses are designed to provide students with the highest quality of training by introducing hands-on experiential training earlier in their studies. Students are also taught and training by physicians who are highly acclaimed in their subspecialty and recognized for their academic work.
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Residency Programs
The Dermatology Residency Program consists of three years of Dermatology specialty training after one has completed a preliminary or transitional year.
The Medicine-Dermatology Residency Program has designed five years of joint Medicine and Dermatology rotations. Graduates of the program are eligible to take both the American Board of Internal Medicine and the American Board of Dermatology certification exams.
Fellowship Programs
Fellowship Programs
Pediatric Dermatology Fellowship
Pediatric Dermatology Fellowship
The one-year Pediatric Dermatology Fellowship is a combination of experiential, research and didactic experience.
MSDO Fellowship
MSDO Fellowship
The one-year Procedural Dermatology Fellowship provides a unique balance of training in topics important in becoming a dermatologic surgeon and will cover training in Mohs and reconstructive surgery, laser surgery and medicine, and cosmetic surgery.
Dermato-Allergology Fellowship
Dermato-Allergology Fellowship
The one-year Dermato-Allergology Fellowship is a combination of experiential, research and didactic experience.
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