Spring 2014 - American Academy of Dermatology

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Healthy skin. Healthy lives.
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Skin Cancer:
WINNIN
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a Visible Battle
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4 Galderma CEO Humberto Antunes:
Helping dermatologists advance the mission of
healthy skin, healthy lives and patients first
5 How the Leadership Institute helped
Dr. Amit Garg pursue and achieve career success
6 Play Sun SmartTM partnership with MLB
12 Dermatologists in the community
14 Recognizing our supporters
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To what do
we aspire?
Healthy skin. Healthy lives.
A healthy life is our most basic aspiration. In dermatology we understand that healthy skin is a fundamental part
of this goal. This is what those in dermatology have committed their careers to doing — helping patients achieve
healthy skin, healthy lives.
Dermatologists do this in many ways; the most obvious, perhaps, is providing quality care to patients every day. But there’s more to it. It’s a dedication to
constant training and knowledge development to keep on top of a changing field. It also means making a positive impact on our communities. Those in
dermatology are giving time, expertise, and financial support to help people around the world achieve healthy skin, healthy lives.
Dermatology has a story to tell — many stories, in fact. They happen every day in dermatologists’ offices across the country. When we first met, Nancy
shared the story of experiencing a terrible rash that made her self-conscious about her appearance. Within 48 hours of seeing a dermatologist and
receiving treatment the rash was gone and Nancy felt healthier and more confident in her skin. Bill understood that experience immediately. It happens for
patients in his office very day. Stories like this are one of the great pleasures of practicing dermatology — making a visible impact on patients’ well-being.
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That’s what Aspire will do — share the stories about all of us in the dermatology community: individual dermatologists volunteering skin care to
needy patients or supporting a cause or organization near to their hearts; corporations and their employees dedicating themselves professionally
and personally to advancing skin health; the Academy, with it its wealth of programs and services; and recognize those who support our mission
through donations and volunteerism. We will put faces and stories to those who help achieve the mission of healthy skin, healthy lives.
You may have read some of these stories in our newsletters Today and Tomorrow, which went to members and other individual donors, and
inPartnership, which was shared with our corporate partners. This new publication will consolidate and expand upon those efforts, tapping a wide
and varied pool of voices and stories that truly demonstrates all the time and resources you give to enhance the specialty and deepen the impact
of dermatology. Because when it comes to that core belief — that all people can and should aspire to and achieve healthy skin, healthy lives — we
are one community reaching for a shared goal.
We hope the joy that we have infused into these stories is infectious. We are proud of what they say about our specialty and think you’ll agree.
Don’t hesitate to share Aspire with your patients by putting this issue in your waiting room after you have read it.
One more thing. We know this first issue of Aspire is just the tip of the iceberg. This publication is about you and what you’re doing in your
community. We want to hear from you! If you have a story you want to share, an opinion about the magazine, or want more information on
anything you read about let us know today at [email protected]. We also encourage you to visit our new webpage, www.SupportAAD.org, dedicated
to helping you understand how you can support the mission of healthy skin, healthy lives.
Happy reading!
Happy reading!
C. William Hanke, MD, FAAD
Chair, Development Committee
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Nancy Ali
Senior Director, Community, Corporate
and Philanthropic Relations
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Thank
you.
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In this issue
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In Partnership
AAD and Me
In the Spotlight
Galderma CEO
Humberto
Antunes shares
insights on
the company’s
passion for
dermatology.
Amit Garg, MD,
shares how the
Leadership
Institute helped
him achieve
career success.
Play Sun Smart™
hit it out of
the park in its
anniversary year.
The Shade
Structure Grant
Program is
shading a
nation.
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Winning a
Visible Battle
In the
Community
Our Supporters
For skin cancer
patients,
dermatologists
are critical allies
in fighting
in the face
of a difficult
diagnosis.
Recognizing the
dermatology
community’s
commitment
to healthy skin,
healthy lives.
The AAD
recognizes and
thanks 2013
donors for their
support of the
Academy and its
mission.
VOL. 1 NO. 1 • SPRING 2014
COMMUNITY, CORPORATE, AND
PHILANTHROPIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE
C. William Hanke, MD, FAAD, Chair
Rex Amonette, MD, FAAD
Clay J. Cockerell, MD, FAAD
Suzanne M. Connolly, MD, FAAD
Lynn A. Drake, MD, FAAD
Boni E. Elewski, MD, FAAD
David M. Pariser, MD, FAAD
Suzanne M. Olbricht, MD, FAAD, Ex-Officio
Barbara M. Mathes, MD, FAAD, Ex-Officio
Nancy Ali, Senior Director, Community, Corporate,
and Philanthropic Relations
Jessica TenBusch, Project Specialist
Lara Lowery, Director, Creative & Publishing
Katie Domanowski, Associate Director, Publishing
Ed Wantuch, Design Manager
Nicole Torling, Lead Designer
Theresa Oloier, Editorial Designer
© 2014 American Academy of Dermatology
AAD, Community, Corporate, and
Philanthropic Relations
P.O. Box 4014, Schaumburg, Illinois 60168-4014
Phone: (847) 330-0230, Fax: (847) 240-1916
Website: www.SupportAAD.org
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In Partnership
Photo by Yannick Labrousse
In each issue, Aspire will look at how a member of the corporate community is helping
to advance and promote the mission of healthy skin, healthy lives. In this issue, we talk to
Humberto Antunes, CEO of longstanding AAD corporate partner, Galderma.
Dermatology: A special magic
An interview with Galderma’s Humberto Antunes
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passion. This is how Galderma
describes its commitment to
dermatology and to advancing the
care and treatment of dermatology
patients. It’s a passion that all in the
dermatology community relate to and
participate in.
For Galderma this commitment
includes a robust research investment,
a commitment to nurturing physician
relationships, as well as strong
support for organizations like the
American Academy of Dermatology
that serve dermatologists and their
patients. Galderma has been an AAD
corporate partner for many years,
most recently supporting the launch
of a fellowship for dermatologists in
translational biotechnology research.
Aspire recently spoke with Galderma
CEO Humberto Antunes about this
long and fruitful partnership.
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You support the AAD
personally, not just through
Galderma. How is the AAD’s
vision of “Healthy skin, healthy
lives” important to you?
As a 30-year veteran of
dermatology, I am passionate
about the skin. The skin is our
most visible organ and in many
ways the interface by which we
interact with the world. The skin
is also vital to our perception of
self. To me, these factors give
dermatology a special magic
that you do not get in other
disciplines. Supporting the AAD
helps the specialty to advance
and to grow.
Your website states that
“dermatologists hold a distinctive
position in improving human
health.” What makes the company
feel this way?
The skin is not just important to
physical health; it also plays a major
role in psychological health and social
interactions. This enables improvements
in dermatology to have a positive effect
on every aspect of patients’ lives.
How important is it to Galderma to
have a good working relationship
with dermatologists?
The “derma” in our name stands
for skin. We are not just a general
pharmaceutical company that makes
effective and safe medical solutions
for the skin. Galderma has remained
exclusively dedicated to the skin and
to the advancement of dermatology.
Dermatology is the only thing we do,
and the dermatologist is at the heart
of that.
How does partnering with the AAD
help to put patients first?
Dermatologists and other health care
professionals have an empathetic
understanding of the patient
experience. Galderma is dedicated to
improving that experience. Working
closely with dermatologists thus helps
us to determine how we can positively
impact the lives of patients. Both
the AAD and Galderma share the
same passion for serving the patient,
making the partnership a natural fit.
Each year Galderma invests 20 percent
of its global sales into research. Why is
research such a priority?
New treatments can improve the
overall health and quality of people’s
lives immeasurably. But there is
no science and innovation without
strong investments. The future of
dermatology depends on the research
we undertake now.
You recently partnered with AAD
in the research area to launch the
AAD Translational Biotechnology
Fellowship at Galderma. Tell us
about the program.
Galderma is hosting two one-year
fellows, one beginning in 2013 and
another starting in January 2014.
These unique fellowships provide the
opportunity for a physician to gain
experience working in dermatological
drug development and translational
medical research. They are hosted at
Galderma’s research and development
facility in Sophia Antipolis, France.
What does the future hold for
dermatology?
The world’s population is both growing
and aging. These changes will increase
the demand for dermatological
care and also present new medical
challenges. At Galderma, our mission
is to meet people’s changing skin
needs throughout life by delivering
medical solutions for everyone. We
want to bring dermatology and skin
health to all, and I expect that our
partnership with the AAD will continue
to be a crucial part of that effort. •
Learn more
The skin is our
most visible organ
and in many ways
the interface by
which we interact
with the world.
The skin is also
vital to our
perception
of self.
To me, these
factors give
dermatology a
special magic that
you do not get in
other disciplines.
Humberto Antunes
CEO, Galderma
about corporate partner
opportunities at
www.SupportAAD.org or
by calling (847) 240-1401.
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AAD and Me
The Leadership Institute:
Supporting the advancement of growth
among dermatologists
By Amit Garg, MD
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s dermatologists, we have opportunities to lead
in a multitude of arenas including community
based practice, academia, policy making and
advocacy, and organized medicine. Few of us are
naturally equipped with the ability to lead most
effectively, and many of us overlook the key moments
of introspection that inform us of our opportunity to
make self-improvements. Now maybe I slept through
my medical school or residency lectures on time
management, getting tasks done, giving effective
feedback, managing my hot buttons, resolving
conflict, building a practice culture, leading change,
delivering a great media message… Or wait, is it,
like it is for most of us, that I never received content
around leadership that facilitated self-reflection on
my proficiency with these skills and the ability to
augment them?
Even after training, I found there was a gap in
faculty development and leadership training programs,
at least at academic medical centers. The available
programming was fairly limited, and to me, always
seemed rather generic with respect to content, phase of
career, and specialty. My search led me to the American
Academy of Dermatology’s Leadership Institute (LI). I
found the institute to be comprised of experienced and
thoughtful individuals who worked with content experts
to put together programs to fit the needs of physicians
in all three major career phases and in most settings.
One of my most valuable experiences from the
LI has been getting and giving the most out of
mentorship. I’ve spent a lot of time in mentored
relationships, on both sides of the experience.
Come to think of it, I’ve even had both roles in
the same relationship, and that’s a testament to the
bidirectionality of truly great mentoring relationships.
The mentoring skills I have developed and
enhanced through the LI have helped me become
more effective in my various roles in academia, which
have involved working closely with trainees as well as
About the
Leadership Institute
The American Academy of
Dermatology’s Leadership Institute
provides training and mentoring
opportunities to help dermatologists
develop skills to become leaders
in their careers, their communities,
and organized medicine. Programs
include courses at the Academy’s
Annual and Summer Meetings, a
weekend Leadership Forum for early
career dermatologists, an Academic
Dermatology Leadership Program,
and a Mastery Course for those
with advanced leadership skills. The
program also provides networking
and mentoring opportunities.
new faculty. Specifically, I have a better appreciation
of my roles and responsibilities as a mentor, and I also
know what a good mentee needs to bring to the table.
My mentoring sessions are more structured, which
optimizes the experience and the outcomes. I realize
the necessity of using active listening skills, and I have
become more effective at offering meaningful and
sometimes difficult feedback.
It’s an exciting time for me personally, and I am
looking forward to the challenges and the rewards
that come with a new leadership position as chair
of a dermatology department. I’ve only been on
the job a couple of months, though already I have
deep appreciation for the skill sets required as well as
recognition of the contributions from the LI that will
allow me to be most effective in this opportunity. I
don’t think I would have been as well prepared to take
on new leadership experiences without this breadth
of training, and it wasn’t something that was readily
available to me elsewhere.
I am recommending the LI to anyone who wishes
to be more effective in their immediate sphere of
influence and also to those who are looking to expand
this sphere with the intention of improving society and
profession. From my perspective, not engaging the LI
in some capacity, either as a leader or one in training,
is a missed opportunity.
Learn more
about the program and how to
participate at
www.aad.org/leadership.
To support
the Leadership Institute call
(847) 240-1409 or visit
www.SupportAAD.org.
Dr. Garg is the founding chair for the department of
dermatology at Hofstra North Shore-LIJ School of
Medicine. He participated in the Leadership Institute’s
Academic Dermatology Leadership Program as a
mentee and mentor, as well as in
Leadership Forums. He serves
on the Leadership
Development Steering
Committee and chairs the
Mentoring Workgroup. •
www.aad.org • www.SupportAAD.org
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In the Spotlight
Playing Sun Smart
with the
national pastime
AAD awareness program
celebrates 15 years
B
aseball — the crack of the
bat, a cold beer and a hot dog,
the pleasures of an afternoon away
from work or school watching a game in the
summer sunshine. Of course, dermatologists
know that sunshine comes with a price — so what better
venue to build awareness about sun safety and recognizing the
signs of skin cancer than at Major League Baseball games.
By Jeff De La Rosa
This cause is
especially close to
me, and I am proud
that we continue
to work with the
American Academy
of Dermatology to
educate as many
people as possible
about skin cancer
prevention and
detection.
Bud Selig,
MLB Commissioner
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For 15 years, the American Academy of Dermatology has
been doing just that through the Play Sun Smart™ program,
a partnership with Major League Baseball (MLB) and the MLB
Players Association. The program elevates awareness of skin
cancer detection and prevention among baseball players and
fans and provides screenings to baseball players, team staff,
and fans. “The reality is our game is one that’s played out in
the elements and often in the sun. To be responsible for our
kids and ourselves, we’ve got to protect ourselves,” observed
Cleveland Indians President Mark Shapiro. “Although being
outside can be one of the greatest things in the world
— watching baseball, playing baseball — it can also be
something where a lot of damage is incurred, potentially lifethreatening, if you don’t take the right precautions.”
The program started with a just a few teams in 1999 and
has expanded significantly over the years. During this time
dermatologists have given thousands of skin cancer screenings
to MLB players and staff and raised awareness among
hundreds of thousands of fans watching the games.
“It’s a one-two punch,” said dermatologist Darrell Rigel,
MD, who helped to launch the program and has been an
active volunteer since. “Our screenings have identified cancers
and precancers on players and coaches as well staff and family
members. And at the same time, we’re getting the word out to
fans about prevention and early detection.”
Play Sun Smart has a special place in the heart of MLB
Commissioner Bud Selig, a melanoma survivor. “This cause
is especially close to me, and I am proud that we continue to
work with the American Academy of Dermatology to educate
as many people as possible about skin cancer prevention and
detection,” he said.
Play Sun Smart hit hard with its message of prevention
and early detection during the anniversary year, with high
profile activities at ballparks across the league. Public address
announcements reminded fans to reapply sunscreen during
the 7th inning stretch and crowds watched an animated Play
Sun Smart race on the Jumbotron featuring tips for staying
safe in the sun. The Oakland A’s and Philadelphia Phillies
stenciled the Play Sun Smart logo onto the field for games.
In Seattle, two-time All-Star and former Mariner John Olerud
made a special Play Sun Smart appearance with his dad,
dermatologist John Olerud, MD, during a Mariner’s game.
Skin cancer patients lent faces, voices, and stories of survival
at many games, where they were honored during pregame
ceremonies; several threw out the first pitch. In Miami, Fox
Sports interviewed T. J. Sharp, who has blogged about his
battle with melanoma under the moniker Patient #1.
Kids played a prominent role in the anniversary activities.
At many parks baseball’s youngest fans pitched in and
delivered sunscreen to dugouts before the game. The Arizona
Diamondbacks honored the winner of a kids’ sun-safety poster
contest conducted in partnership with the state’s Department
of Health Services. At Chicago’s Wrigley Field, the AAD and the
Pediatric Sun Protection Foundation distributed 4,000 youthsized sun-safety T-shirts to young fans attending the game.
Hundreds of thousands of baseball fans attended the various
festivities, and potentially millions more saw them on television
or heard about them in the media, proving that Play Sun Smart is
a powerful vehicle for the AAD’s SPOT Skin Cancer™ messages.
SPOT, which encompasses a range of skin cancer programs and
initiatives, including Play Sun Smart, educates the public about skin
cancer and encourages action to prevent and detect skin cancer. •
Learn more
about Play Sun Smart at www.SpotSkinCancer.org.
To support
SPOT Skin Cancer or Play Sun Smart visit
www.SupportAAD.org or call (847) 240-1409.
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Shading a nation
People in parks and playgrounds across the U.S. have it made in the shade thanks to donations from AAD SPOT Skin Cancer’sTM
Shade Structure Grant Program. In 2012 and 2013 the program funded 28 structures, which will shade as many as 23,000 people
every day. The program allows public schools and nonprofit groups to submit a dermatologist-sponsored application for funding
to erect shade structures in outdoor locations.
Three additional shade structures were supported by direct donations from individual dermatologists and dermatologic organizations.
Learn more about the program at www.spotskincancer.org. To support the Shade Structure Program visit www.SupportAAD.org.
MASSACHUSETTS
A shade structure was erected at
Wheelock College in Mattapan, Mass.,
thanks to a donation from La RochePosay Laboratoire Pharmaceutique.
WASHINGTON, D.C.
CALIFORNIA
A donation from the Murad Family
Foundation supported a shade
structure at Tuvia School in
Redondo Beach, Calif.
Suzanne Olbricht, MD, donated funds to
support a shade structure at the National
Zoo in Washington, DC. The structure will
be unveiled later this year.
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Each structure protects
as many as
600 people per day.
Thanks to AAD grants
238 shade structures
have been erected across
the U.S. since 2003.
12%
AAD has only been able
to fund 12 percent of
applications received for
shade structures.
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aspire
SPRING 2014
Skin Cancer:
W I N N I Na Visible
G Battle
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So many people think dermatologists focus
mainly on cosmetics. But the reality is that they
are out there in the community saving lives.
Linda Pelligra, 13-year melanoma skin cancer survivor
By Jeff De La Rosa
Annie Appleby was enjoying a sun-drenched jog on California’s Santa Monica Beach
when a stranger demanded her attention. “He practically grabbed me off the path,” recalls
the fitness-conscious Appleby, founder and creative director of YogaForce. “Informing me that
he was a dermatologist, he pointed out a large freckle on my back, just below the strap of my
bikini top and told me ‘Get it looked at immediately’.”
Florida news reporter Kate Eckman was home for Thanksgiving when her brother, a
physician, noticed a dry scaly patch on her forehead. “The spot had been developing
for years,” remembers Eckman. “I thought it was from touching my face, adjusting my
hair. I had kept it hidden under makeup.” Eckman’s brother told her he thought it could
be cancer.
Linda Pilkington Pelligra noticed a sudden change in an otherwise normal looking mole.
The businesswoman and mother got to a physician as soon as possible. “I never thought I
could have cancer.”
These women are not just three of the millions of people who are diagnosed with skin cancer each
year. Rather, they are survivors in the battle against a deadly disease. Not an invisible killer but a
visible one, betrayed by telltale marks if one knows what to look for.
Eckman was diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma. The disease has a 99 percent survival rate, but can
result in significant morbidity, including disfigurement and scarring. Appleby and Pelligra were diagnosed
with melanoma, which claims thousands of lives every year. All three experienced positive >>
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I’ve been seeing the dermatologist who diagnosed
me ever since. She was caring and compassionate,
everything I needed her to be at that time.
outcomes, and, in the case of Abbleby and Pelligra, had their
lives saved thanks to the intervention of dermatologists on the
frontline of the fight against this visible killer. “So many people think
dermatologists focus mainly on cosmetics,” Pelligra observes. “But
the reality is that they are out
there in the community saving
lives.”
“The personal connection
between dermatologist and
patient is especially important
with skin cancer,” says Hensin
Tsao, MD, melanoma researcher
and chairman of the American
Academy of Dermatology
(AAD) Melanoma/Skin Cancer
Committee. “Cancer is an
incredibly charged diagnosis.
There is a lot of fear about the
future.” Appleby puts it more
directly. “Cancer is a very scary
word when you hear it applied
to you.” Pelligra recalls sitting at
a softball game wondering if it
would be the last time she got to
see her daughter play.
options.” Pelligra had the worst prognosis of the three. Her cancer
had spread to the lymph nodes, which had to be removed surgically.
There followed a year of treatment with interferon. She likens the
medicine’s side effects to the symptoms of a severe flu that lasted all
year. “But I’m here, 13 years later,” she
observes gratefully. “I’ve been seeing the
dermatologist who diagnosed me ever
since. She was caring and compassionate,
everything I needed her to be at that time.”
Dermatologist tells skin cancer
‘Take a hike’
Dermatologist Ellen S. Marmur, MD, has one
thing to say to skin cancer: Take. A. Hike.
The outdoor enthusiast, hiker, and skin cancer
survivor is backing up the strong words with
stronger actions. In July 2014 she will take a
16,732 foot hike up the face of Tanzania’s Mt.
Kilimanjaro to raise awareness and funds for
AAD’s SPOT Skin CancerTM.
“As one who knows about the dangers of
high-altitude exposure to UV, I have committed
to climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro with a group of likeminded women as a visible way of educating
the public about skin cancer prevention and
detection,” said Dr. Marmur.
All three survivors were saved through
timely medical intervention by vigilant and
skilled clinicians, including dermatologists.
But treatment is just one front in the battle
against skin cancer. Millions more lives can
be saved through advances in education
and awareness.
“We view skin cancer as an important
problem and a purely preventable one,”
says Rear Admiral Boris Lushniak, MD, a
dermatologist and acting United States
Surgeon General. “We know there is a
small subset of people predisposed to
melanoma. But for the majority of people,
we think the problem could be solved with
prevention.” Dr. Lushniak compares the
growing public awareness of skin cancer
to the drastic change in attitudes toward
smoking, which began 50 years ago with
the Surgeon General’s first report on the
subject. “In the world that I grew up in,
it seemed that everyone was smoking.
Likewise, people were intentionally
exposing themselves to sunlight without
protecting their skin.”
At diagnosis, Annie Appleby’s
melanoma had already spread
deep into the skin, and there
was some fear the cancer had
metastasized. Appleby recalls
Learn more
being lucid enough in surgery to
about “Skin Cancer, Take a Hike™” and how
hear the doctor announce, to her
you can support the effort at (847) 240-1450.
relief, “We’ve got clean margins.”
Scarring was an important issue
for Eckman. “It may sound
“I thought that it was a joke at first,”
superficial, but as a news anchor
Appleby recalls of her diagnosis. “It’s
and model, my appearance is my
like, you’re going to die of a freckle?”
livelihood.” Her dermatologist was sensitive to her concerns, providing
A sunworshipper in the 70s, she remembers spending hours on end
additional treatments to reduce scarring. Emotional support also played outdoors without even a thought of applying sunscreen. During her
a key role. “I was living far from my family back in Cincinnati,” she
college years at Berkeley in the 80s, Appleby and her sorority sisters
recalls. “I arrived for my surgery alone and left alone. The dermatologist put up mirrors on the house roof to maximize their sun exposure.
and staff had to stand in for my family.”
“None of us really knew about skin cancer.”
“Great care is needed to help skin cancer patients understand their
prognosis and outcome,” says Dr. Tsao. “The dermatologist must
communicate effectively in talking the patient through various treatment
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Since that first Surgeon General’s report on smoking, the proportion
of smokers has declined from 43 to 18 percent of the general
population. Dr. Lushniak sees both the need and the potential for a
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Fall in Napa:
An Insider’s Tour
Weekend winery experience to
raise awareness and support for
SPOT Skin Cancer™
Save the weekend of Sept. 19-21, 2014,
similar shift in skin cancer awareness. People must learn to protect
their skin, to wear sunscreen, and to avoid artificial tanning. He notes
signs of positive change, such as seeing children playing on the beach
with covered skin and wide-brimmed hats. “We’re not there yet, but
the tide is turning,” he remarks. “People, if nothing else, realize that
sunburn is dangerous, and that is a great first step.”
Survivors rank among dermatologists’ greatest allies in this battle.
Annie Appleby’s fitness company, YogaForce, has supported skin
cancer awareness through ongoing advocacy, public speaking, and
donating yoga mats autographed by celebrities like Jessica Biel
Timberlake and Tobey Maguire, whose signed mat raised funds for
the AAD’s SPOT Skin Cancer™ program last year.
for a special event designed for wine connoisseurs.
The AAD has arranged a privately curated weekend
tour of some of Napa Valley’s most renowned
vineyards this fall. Space is extremely limited.
Proceeds from this event will go to raise awareness
and support for SPOT Skin Cancer.
For more information,
please call (847) 240-1037.
Kate Eckman shared her story, including graphic depictions of her
surgery, with television news viewers. “I wanted people to see the unsexy
side of sunbathing, the ugly side of not caring for your skin. I would
rather be someone’s lesson than to have them go through it themselves.”
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Linda Pelligra left her job in the pharmaceutical industry to join
the Melanoma Research Foundation. She remains active in the battle
against skin cancer as a patient advocate. For 13 years she has been
cancer free but still undergoes yearly screenings. Looking back on her
struggle with skin cancer, she says, “I hate to think of all the ‘what if’s’.”
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The Surgeon General’s office has set a 10-year goal to reduce
melanoma deaths by 10 percent. But in order to succeed in such
goals, Dr. Lushniak explains, “we need dermatologists to take
up such goals and to broadcast them. We need buy-in from the
dermatological community and the public.”
The Surgeon General’s goal is one that dermatologists, through
the American Academy of Dermatology and its SPOT Skin Cancer
program, have long been committed to. Through various programs,
including skin cancer screening, public awareness advertising,
advocating for indoor tanning restrictions, online educational
resources, and much more, the AAD and its SPOT program are
working to raise awareness of detection and prevention.
Three patients fought and won a battle against this visible foe.
Many more battles are out there, waiting to be won. •
Learn more
about SPOT Skin Cancer at www.SpotSkinCancer.org.
To support
the AAD’s skin cancer prevention efforts visit
www.SupportAAD.org.
More than
suspicious
lesions
detected
and counting thanks to the
AAD SPOT Skin Cancer’s™
National Skin Cancer Screening program.
The American Academy of Dermatology is asking all
dermatologists to join the effort by conducting a skin cancer
screening in their community in May, Skin Cancer Awareness
Month. By hosting a free skin cancer screening in your
community, dermatology can collectively influence positive
behavior change to improve public health and, at the same time,
clearly demonstrate how dermatologists offer a unique and
significant value to the public.
Free screening materials and resources
to help plan and promote an event are available at
www.aad.org/spot-skin-cancer/what-we-do/
free-skin-cancer-screenings.
Take advantage of the opportunity to build awareness, potentially
save lives, and share dermatology’s commitment to the fight
against skin cancer in your community.
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In the Community
On a daily basis individuals are taking action to promote healthy skin and healthy lives from the local to the global community.
In each issue Aspire’s “In the Community column will recognize individual activities and accomplishments that serve this mission. If
you or someone you know has volunteered with a community service organization — within dermatology, medicine, or otherwise —
participated in a medical mission, won an award, or made any type of civic contribution, we want to hear from you. Please submit
your name and brief description of the activity or accomplishment to [email protected].
Rachel Gormley, MD:
A teledermatology milestone achieved
F access to a dermatologist’s expert eye was lifesaving. Rachel
or one young, uninsured woman in inner-city Philadelphia, free
GLOBAL COMMUNITY
In 2013, 15 dermatology residents
received the AAD’s Resident
International Grant. Grant
winners received funds to travel
to Gaborone, Botswana, where
they rotate between the Princess
Marina Hospital and the Baylor
International Pediatric AIDS
Initiative (BIPAI). The program
allows residents to learn about the
care of tropical and HIV-related
dermatologic conditions and
gain experience providing care
with finite resources. Grants were
awarded to Shane Clark, MD,
Marcelyn Coley, MD, Bethany
Cook, MD, Jeremy Davis, MD,
Kanya Furguson, MD, Shilpa
Gattu, MD, Rachel Gormley,
MD, Tamia Harris, MD, Julia
Kasprzak, MD, Jo Martin, MD,
Onaopemipo Ofodile, MD,
Swapna Reddy, MD, Caitriona
Ryan, MD, Michelle Scott, MD,
and Robert Stavert, MD. On-site
set up of the clinic in 2013 was
provided by dermatologist Adam
D. Lipworth, MD, who also
supervised the first week of the
program.
As part of an effort by the Global
Health Service Partnership,
which seeks to expand the base of
medical educators in countries with
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critical provider shortages,
dermatologist Scott
Norton, MD, and dermatology
resident Dominique Pichard,
MD, volunteered to train
Peace Corps volunteers to
better recognize and treat
dermatologic conditions.
As part of their effort they
distributed the AAD’s laminated
teaching cards. The partnership
is a joint effort of the Peace
Corps, the U.S. Government,
and Seed Global Health.
The AAD’s SkinCare in
Developing Countries Grant
Program provides grant
funding to assist volunteer and
humanitarian projects that serve
beneficiaries in underserved
regions of the world. In 2013
the AAD awarded three grants.
Isabel Maria del Pilar Casa, MD,
received funding to support a
community dermatology program
in Argentina. Efforts supporting
teledermatology in Botswana,
Guatemala, and South Africa were
supported by a grant to Carrie
L. Kovarik, MD. A grant was also
awarded to Mohamed Al-Kamel,
MD, to help with efforts at the
Regional Leishmaniasis Control
Center in Yemen. •
Gormley, MD (left in photo), a third-year dermatology resident at the
University of Pennsylvania, caught an atypical lesion while volunteering
for the AAD’s AccessDerm program, which provides free outpatient
teledermatology consultations to primary care providers seeing
underserved patients across the U.S. Residents like Dr. Gormley can
make initial assessments and give recommendations, which are then
reviewed by an attending dermatologist. After reviewing an image
submitted to AccessDerm, Dr. Gormley leapt into action. Believing
it was a potential melanoma, she shared it with attending physician
Rudolph Roth, MD, who agreed. And, with Dr. Gormley’s help, the
patient was seen promptly in UPenn’s dermatology clinic, where
an excisional biopsy was performed. Dr. Gormley also assisted the
surgeon during the full therapeutic excision.
Dr. Gormley shares credit for this positive patient outcome — the
first melanoma caught and cured thanks to AccessDerm — with her
mentors and colleagues at UPenn, including Carrie Kovarik, MD, and
Bill James, MD, who tirelessly championed the launch of the program
in 2010. “AccessDerm at Penn really is a team sport with engaged,
compassionate primary care doctors on the front lines of community
health in Philly, a great group of volunteer dermatologists, and of
course, the wonderful group of patients we have the opportunity to
serve. We are all united by the belief that everyone deserves care,”
Dr. Gormley said.
This patient — who according to the referring physician lacked
insurance and would not have otherwise received care — perfectly
exemplifies the mission of AccessDerm and its volunteers at UPenn and
nationwide. AccessDerm has provided consultations to nearly 1,000
underserved patients to date. Dermatologists can learn more about
how to volunteer for the program at www.aad.org/AccessDerm. •
Learn more
about how to support this program and many others made
possible by the AAD at www.SupportAAD.org.
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Robert Kalb, MD:
AAD member honored for volunteerism
obert Kalb, MD, knows firsthand how education can shape the path
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of a person’s life in potent and positive ways. The first of his family
children to attend college, he moved on from there to medical
school, residency training, and a fulfilling career in dermatology. His
gratitude for that opportunity has fueled a lifelong commitment to the
educational aspirations of others.
Since 2006 Dr. Kalb and his family have volunteered in Cambodia
with Health Volunteers Overseas, an organization built on the
philosophy that if you teach a man to fish you feed him for a lifetime.
Dr. Kalb is now the program director for HVO’s site in Phnom Penh.
His days there are busy, training medical students and supervising
them in a dermatology clinic treating diseases such as scurvy, pellagra,
and Hansen’s, diseases that have been all but wiped out in the U.S.
Familiar diseases are often more challenging and severe due to lack of
treatment, delayed care, or insufficient medication. Dr. Kalb embraces
those challenges as an opportunity to learn and grow himself. “It’s
very worthwhile to see what dermatology is like in another country,
what the access to health care is like, and what people struggle with.
It helped us appreciate what we have,” he said.
The American Academy of Dermatology is a sponsor of HVO,
through which volunteer physicians provide care, but also train health
care providers in developing countries around the world, leaving
behind critical knowledge and skills. In Cambodia, a country of 15
million with only one board certified dermatologist, the expertise
imparted by dermatologists like Dr. Kalb, has a profound and lasting
impact.
In 2013 Dr. Kalb’s dedication was honored by Health Volunteers
Overseas who awarded him their Golden Apple Award for his
extraordinary contributions to dermatologic education in Cambodia.
He is the first dermatologist to receive this award. “I’ve long been a
believer in the power of education to lift someone out of poverty,”
said Dr. Kalb of his commitment to HVO and dermatologic care in
Cambodia. •
LOCAL COMMUNITY
In 2013, four dermatology
residents were recipients of the
AAD’s Native American Health
Services Resident Rotation
Grant and completed rotations
providing dermatologic care to
the Navajo Nation population in
Chinle, Ariz. Tracy Donahue, MD,
Jeffery Tiger, MD, Thuzar Shin,
MD, and Michelle Scott, MD,
worked with primary health care
providers to assist with diagnosis
and management of dermatologic
diseases under the supervision of
the Indian Health Service.
Dermatologists across the U.S.
volunteer to provide expert
consultative care to underserved
patients through the Academy’s
AccessDerm telemedicine program.
Through the program, primary care
physicians in community clinics
can submit images for review and
diagnosis by a dermatologist.
AccessDerm volunteers are Sabrina
Newman, MD, David Greenstein,
MD, Karen McKoy, MD, Joseph
Kvedar, MD, Julie Lin, MD,
Kendra Lesiak, MD, Andrew
Tegeder, MD, Elizabeth Zeeck,
MD, Ivy Lee, MD, Ivan Camacho,
MD, Robert Swerlick, , MD,
Suephy Chen, MD, Laura Delong,
MD, Ben Stoff, MD, Sareeta
Parker, MD, Jamie Mackelfresh,
MD, Leslie Lawley, MD, Elizabeth
Seidler, MD, Avnee Shah, MD,
Cheryl Gustafson, MD, Maren
Cotes, MD, Brenda Dintiman,
MD, Adrienne Choksi, MD, Holly
Kerr, MD, Padma Nallamothu,
MD, Melody Eide, MD, Venessa
Pena-Robichaux, MD, Samreen
Choudhry, MD, Joslyn Kirby,
MD, Nicole Warner, MD, Tom
Meskey, MD, Erin Walker, MD,
Tom Hirota, MD, David Lortscher,
MD, Laura Winterfield, MD,
Daniela Kroshinsky, MD, Erum
Ilyas, MD, Peter Lio, MD, Ahou
Meydani, MD, Achiamah OseiTutu, MD, David Lortscher, MD,
John Strasswimmer, MD, Jennifer
Swearingen, MD, April Armstrong,
MD, Robert Lee, MD, Casey
Carlos, MD, Kari Wanat, MD, and
Nkanyezi Ferguson, MD. •
HONORS AND AWARDS
Learn more
about Health Volunteers Overseas at
www.aad.org/members/volunteer-and-mentor-opportunities.
To support
international volunteerism at the AAD visit www.SupportAAD.org.
Allen Menter, MD, was
recognized for his dedication
to improving the quality of
life for patients with psoriasis
and psoriatic arthritis with the
Psoriasis Foundation’s Lifetime
Achievement Award in 2013.
The Academy and the Arnold P.
Gold Foundation honored Neil
Prose, MD, with the 2013 Arnold
P. Gold Foundation Humanism in
Medicine Award in recognition of his
work toward greater understanding of
physician/patient communication. •
MILESTONES
Eugene Mandrea, MD, celebrated 50 years of practicing
dermatology in 2013. •
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Our supporters
Thank you.
This premiere issue of Aspire features our annual recognition of all donors for the
2013 calendar year whose gifts of $100 or more were received between Jan. 1 and Dec. 31.
It’s our way of thanking you and acknowledging your generosity.
For those of you whose gifts were received in 2014,
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PRESIDENT’S VISIONARY SOCIETY
($100,000+)
Andy and Lisa Bean
PRESIDENT’S CABINET SOCIETY
($25,000+)
Phillip Frost, MD, FAAD
PRESIDENT’S ADVOCATES SOCIETY
($10,000+)
Murad Family Foundation
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE ($5,000+)
Individuals
Murad Alam, MD, FAAD
Johnnie and Rex Amonette*
Humberto C. Antunes
Richard G. Asarch, MD, FAAD
Brett M. Coldiron, MD, FAAD*
C. William Hanke, MD, FAAD*
Hiroshi Ikeno, MD*
Henry W. Lim, MD, FAAD*
Suzanne Olbricht, MD, FAAD*
Ryan S. Owsley, MD, FAAD*
David M. Pariser, MD, FAAD*
Beth and Darrell Rigel
Daniel M. Siegel, MD, MS, FAAD*
Stephen and Lisa Stone*
Dr. John S. and Mrs. Susan T. Strauss*
Eugene J. Van Scott, MD, FAAD*
Organizations
Central Kentucky Dermatology Society
The Irma Giddey Charitable Fund*
National Rehab Equipment, Inc.*
Vicky and Sam Hunt Foundation*
LEADERSHIP CIRCLE ($2,500+)
Individuals
Thomas C. Chin, MD
Robert D. Durst, Jr., MD, FAAD
John H. Exner, MD, FAAD*
Lisa A. Garner, MD, FAAD*
John K. Geisse, MD, FAAD
Bruce D. Glassman, MD, FAAD
Mrs. Paul Hirsch (Harriette)*
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Barbara M. Mathes, MD, FAAD
Eileen M. Murray, MBA, CFRE, CAE*
Thomas E. Rohrer, MD, FAAD
Joshua D. Sparling, MD, FAAD
Bruce H. Thiers, MD, FAAD
Organizations
The Clarence S. Livingood Lectureship and
Education Fund*
Crutchfield Dermatology Foundation
Noah Worcester Dermatological Society
University of Pennsylvania Health System
CORNERSTONE ($1,000+)
Individuals
Nancy Ali
Rokiyah A. Alokla, MD
Timothy G. Berger, MD, FAAD
Brian Berman, MD, PhD, FAAD
Jean L. Bolognia, MD, FAAD
Keith R. Bruno, MD, FAAD
Roger I. Ceilley, MD, FAAD*
Clay J. Cockerell, MD, FAAD*
Ira J. K. Cohen, MD, FAAD
Terrence A. Cronin, Jr., MD, FAAD
Mark V. Dahl, MD, FAAD
James Q. Del Rosso, DO
Glenn A. Dobecki, MD, FAAD*
Richard L. Dobson, MD, FAAD*
Peter Donelan, MD, FAAD
Jeffrey S. Dover, MD, FAAD
Lynn A. Drake, MD, FAAD
Boni E. Elewski, MD, FAAD
Craig A. Elmets, MD, FAAD
Dirk M. Elston, MD, FAAD
James O. Ertle, MD, FAAD*
Frederick S. Fish, III, MD, FAAD
Van Fletcher, MD, FAAD
Diane S. Ford, MD, FAAD*
Ilona J. Frieden, MD, FAAD*
Samuel L. Gettler, MD, FAAD*
Alexander S. Gross, MD, FAAD
Mrs. Helen Gruber
Marshall A. Guill, III, MD, FAAD
John C. Hall, MD, FAAD
David R. Harris, MD, FAAD
Harley A. Haynes, MD, FAAD*
Kristen P. Hook, MD, FAAD
George J. Hruza, MD, FAAD
Dr. and Mrs. William D. James*
Mark D. Kaufmann, MD, FAAD
Thomas S. Kemp, MD, FAAD*
Gail A. Kleman, MD, FAAD*
Edward Lee Knuteson, MD, FAAD*
Frank C. Koranda, MD, FAAD
E. Michael Kramer, MD, FAAD*
Paul H. Kravitz, MD, FAAD*
Dr. Adarsh A. Kumar Annual Meeting
Supplemental Scholarship
Mark Lebwohl, MD, FAAD*
Donald P. Lookingbill, MD, FAAD*
James D. Maberry, MD
John C. Maize, MD, FAAD
Elizabeth S. Martin, MD, FAAD
Mahaveer C. Mehta, MD*
Jeffrey L. Messenger, MD, FAAD*
Alexander Miller, MD, FAAD*
Stanley J. Miller, MD, FAAD*
Larry E. Millikan, MD, FAAD
Ronald L. Moy, MD, FAAD*
Synnove S. Mynttinen, MD
Elise Olsen, MD, FAAD
Ronald P. Rapini, MD, FAAD*
Kelley P. Redbord, MD, FAAD
Phoebe Rich, MD, FAAD
Cecelia E. Ricketts, MD, FAAD
Franziska Ringpfeil, MD, FAAD*
Dr. Marcia Robbins-Wilf
Roy S. Rogers, III, MD, FAAD*
Richard A. Romaine, MD, FAAD*
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Rose
Beata L. Rydzik, MD, FAAD
Harry W. Saperstein, MD, FAAD
Dr. Herman & Mrs. Rozelle Schultz*
Keith E. Schulze, MD, FAAD
Kathryn Schwarzenberger, MD, FAAD
Judith F. Shank, MD, FAAD
Allison F. Singer, MD, FAAD
Mary C. Spellman, MD, FAAD
John Strasswimmer, MD, PhD, FAAD*
Eugene W. Sweeney, MD, FAAD*
Richard B. Swint, MD
Dr. James S. and Mrs. Patricia A. Taylor
J. Michael Taylor, MD
Mark D. Thieberg, MD, FAAD*
Douglas A. Thomas, MD, FAAD*
Carl R. Thornfeldt, MD, FAAD*
John M. Tieman, MD, FAAD*
Rebecca C. Tung, MD, FAAD
Marta J. VanBeek, MD, MPH, FAAD
Susan H. Weinkle, MD, FAAD
Elaine Weiss
Karen Wiss, MD, FAAD*
Joseph J. Zaladonis, Jr., MD, FAAD
Stuart M. Zweibel, MD, FAAD and Athena G.
Kaporis, MD, FAAD
Organizations
American Osteopathic College of Dermatology
Broward County Dermatology Society
Dermatology Associates of West Michigan
Journal of Dermatology for Physician Assistants
Maritz Travel Company
Michigan Dermatological Society
Minnesota Dermatological Society*
Northwest Dermatology, S.C.*
Oregon Dermatology Society
Rosengard Family Foundation
Society of Dermatology Physician Assistants
Tucson Dermatology Society
PATRON ($250+)
Individuals
Anonymous (3)
Glynis R. Ablon, MD, FAAD*
Mary Z. Adams, MD, FAAD
Edwin M. Ahrens, MD, FAAD*
Fernando A. Almeida, MD
Tina S. Alster, MD, FAAD
Linda L. Alston, MD, FAAD
Richard J. Antaya, MD, FAAD
Robert B. Ash, MD, FAAD*
Peter L. Babinski, MD, PhD
Diane L. Baird, MD, FAAD
Patricia A. Baldwin
Mark R. Balle, MD, FAAD
Channing Barnett, MD, FAAD
David J. Barnette, Jr., MD, FAAD
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John and Mary Barrow
Garin D. Barth, MD, FAAD
Cynthia L. Bartus, MD, FAAD
Rodney S. W. Basler, MD, FAAD*
Sherilyn A. Baughman, MD, FAAD
Edward H. Benjamin, MD*
Daniel D. Bennett, MD, FAAD
James R. Bergeron, MD, FAAD*
Eric Z. Berkowitz, MD, FAAD
James D. Bernard, DO, FAOCD*
Diane M. Bernardi, MD, FAAD*
Michael A. Bharier, MD, FAAD*
Neal D. Bhatia, MD, FAAD
Retna A. Billano, MD, FAAD
Kay Bishop, MD, FAAD*
Raymond C. Blackburn, MD*
David Blum, MD, FAAD
Virginia Blywise
Mr. and Mrs. William Bohnsack
Clarence E. Boudreaux, MD, FAAD
Mitchell L. Bressack, MD, FAAD*
Sharon E. Bridgeman-Shah, MD, FAAD
Clarence W. Brown, Jr., MD, FAAD
Fredric S. Brown, MD, FAAD
Glenn H. Brown, MD, FAAD*
Philip Bruder, MD, FAAD
Vivian W. Bucay, MD, FAAD
Irene Buno, MD, FAAD*
Peter G. Burk, MD, FAAD
Craig N. Burkhart, MD, FAAD
Dr. and Mrs. Patrick H. Burkhart
Melissa Burnett, MD, FAAD
Kevin Byrne
Andrew S. Calciano, MD, FAAD
Jeffrey P. Callen, MD, FAAD*
Maria J. Canizares, MD, FAAD
Richard M. Caplan, MD, FAAD*
John A. Carlson, MD*
Linda Carlson
Carolyn Carroll, MD and James Carroll, MD
Marc R. Carruth, MD, FAAD*
John C. Chapman, MD
William G. Chapman, MD, FAAD
Robert L. Chappell, Jr., MD, FAAD*
Micsunica-Elvira Chiritescu, MD, FAAD*
Adrienne Choksi, MD, FAAD
Justin W. Clark, MD, FAAD
Stephen W. Clark*
Yoon K. Cohen, DO
Martina Coiley
William R. Coleman, MD, FAAD*
Scott A. B. Collins, MD, FAAD
Gregory J. Colman, MD, FAAD
Leo A. Conger, MD, FAAD
Lucius P. Cook, MD, FAAD*
Timothy G. Cornitius, MD, FAAD
William F. Cosulich, MD, FAAD
Jill S. Crollick, MD, FAAD
Quita V. Cruciger, MD, FAAD*
Lauren A. Daman, MD, FAAD
Edward P. Dancewicz, MD, FAAD
C. Ralph Daniel, MD, FAAD*
Michael J. Dannenberg, MD, FAAD
Mark Dawkins, MD, FAAD
Robert N. DeAngelis, MD, FAAD*
Kiran Dhar, MD, MBBS
Sunil S. Dhawan, MD, FAAD*
Michele Dieulangard, MD
Arthur F. DiMattia, MD
Jean-Pierre D. Donahue, MD, FAAD
Kenneth E. Dorsey, MD, FAAD
Jeanine B. Downie, MD, FAAD*
John C. Dumler, Jr., MD, FAAD
Blondelle A. Durant, MD
Selig Eisenberg, MD, FAAD*
Jeffrey I. Ellis, MD, FAAD
Paul E. English, MD, FAAD
Brandon J. Erdle, MD
Josie Eschweiler
Patrick R. Feehan, MD, FAAD
Dennis L. Feinberg, MD, FAAD
Tammie C. Ferringer, MD, FAAD
Dr. Kevin Fickenscher
Leah Fischer
David P. Fivenson, MD, FAAD*
Scott L. Flugman, MD, FAAD*
Alexander A. Fondak, MD, FAAD*
Barbara J. Fox, MD, FAAD
Julie S. Francis, MD, FAAD*
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve J. Francoeur
Kathryn E. Frew, MD, FAAD
Richard G. Fried, MD, PhD, FAAD
David H. Friedman, MD, FAAD*
Robert J. Friedman, MD*
Lynne K. Furlong, MD, FAAD*
Sharon F. Gardepe, MD, FAAD
Amit Garg, MD, FAAD
Algin B. Garrett, MD, FAAD
Drs. Henry and Michele Gasiorowski
Richard H. Gentry, MD, FAAD*
Seyed A. Ghotbi, MD, FAAD
Anita C. Gilliam, MD, PhD, FAAD
Gerald C. Gladstone, MD, FAAD
Stanley F. Glazer, MD, FAAD*
Sharon A. Glick, MD, FAAD*
Leonard H. Goldberg, MD, FAAD
Roger S. Golomb, MD, FAAD
Max Gratrix, MD, FAAD
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Greenberg
Ronald E. Grimwood, MD, FAAD*
Anna D. Guanche, MD, FAAD
George K. Haines, III
Thomas L. Hall, MD, FAAD
Marta T. Hampton, MD, FAAD*
Julie C. Harper, MD, FAAD
Elissa Harrell
Keith R. Harris, MD*
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Hasday
Curtis W. Hawkins, MD, FAAD
Roderick J. Hay, MD
Terri H. Henson, MD, FAAD
Craig S. Hersh, MD, FAAD
Janet G. Hickman, MD, FAAD*
Howard Hines, MD, FAAD*
Thomas Hirota, DO, FAAD
Julie A. Hodge, MD, MPH, FAAD
Steven E. Hodgkin, MD, FAAD*
Jean M. Holland, MD, FAAD*
J. William Holtze, MD, FAAD
Beth A. Honl, MD, FAAD
Shelley K. Hoover, MD, PhD, FAAD
William B. Hoppenjans, MD, FAAD*
Martin S. Horn, MD, FAAD*
Dori L. Hunt, MD, FAAD
Jon D. Igelman, MD, FAAD
Hiba A. Injibar, MD
Farouk Iqbal, MD
David B. Jackson, MD, FAAD
J. Mark Jackson, MD, FAAD*
Robert L. Jackson, MD, FAAD*
Amy Y. Jan, MD, PhD, FAAD
Lawrence L. Johnson, MD*
Robert H. Johr, MD, FAAD*
David A. Jones, MD, PhD, FAAD
Amy Y. Jordan, MD, FAAD*
Nicole P. Kageyama, MD, FAAD
Jeffrey E. Karaban, MD, FAAD*
Stephen I. Katz, MD, PhD, FAAD
Michael G. Keeran, MD, FAAD*
William S. Ketcham, MD, FAAD
Leon H. Kircik, MD, FAAD
Louis S. Kish, MD, FAAD*
Joseph L. Kloss, MD, FAAD*
Glenn A. Koester, MD, FAAD
Dale A. Kooistra, MD, FAAD
Carrie L. Kovarik, MD, FAAD
Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Krathen
Eric W. Kraus, MD, FAAD*
Hans-Wilhelm Kreysel, MD
Leonard Kristal, MD, FAAD
Geraldine Kurz, MD, FAAD*
Pearl C. Kwong, MD, FAAD
Mark A. Lake, MD, FAAD
Karen W. Landau, MD, FAAD
Irene O. Lao, MD, FAAD
Nikolajs A. Lapins, MD, FAAD
John J. Laskas, Jr., MD, FAAD
Andrew P. Lazar, MD, FAAD*
Stanton S. Lebouitz, MD, FAAD*
Francis C. Lee, MD, FAAD*
Gary C. Lee, MD, PhD, FAAD
Larry L. Legum, MD, FAAD
Jack L. Lesher, Jr., MD, FAAD*
Stuart R. Lessin, MD, FAAD
Pamela A. Leve, MD, FAAD
James J. Leyden, MD, FAAD
Ruey-Yi Lin, MD
Peter A. Lio, MD, FAAD
Jane H. Lisko, MD, FAAD
Merrill G. Liteplo, MD, FAAD
John C. Long, Jr., MD, FAAD*
Sherri A. Long, MD, FAAD*
Eve J. Lowenstein, MD, PhD, FAAD
Lee R. Lumpkin, III, MD, FAAD*
Paul B. Lundstrom, MD, FAAD
Francille M. MacFarland, MD, FAAD*
Susan J. Mahler, MD, FAAD
Stephen H. Mandy, MD, FAAD
Linda Susan Marcus, MD, FAAD*
C.G. Toby Mathias, MD, FAAD*
Charles J. McDonald, MD, FAAD
Robert A. McDonald, MD, FAAD
Karen McKoy, MD, MPH, FAAD
Thomas O. McMeekin, MD, FAAD*
Alexandria Meccia, MD, FAAD*
John W. Melski, MD, FAAD
Dr. James and Mrs. Rose Meltzer
Russell D. Metz, MD, FAAD*
Charles C. Meurehg, MD*
Alvin H. Meyer, Jr., MD, FAAD*
Elaine K. Miller, DO
Elizabeth S. Miller, MD, FAAD
Oliver F. Miller, III, MD, FAAD
Richard L. Miller, MD, FAAD*
Harold J. Milstein, MD, FAAD
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Milstein*
Eleni M. Moraites, PA-C
J. Suzanne Mosher, MD, FAAD
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Munroe
George J. Murakawa, MD, FAAD
Dedee F. Murrell, MD, FAAD
Michael A. Myers, MD, FAAD
Leon Neumann, MD
Dennis E. Newton, III, MD, FAAD
Chau M. Nguyen, MD, FAAD
Linda P. Nims, MD, FAAD
Masayuki Nishimura, MD*
James J. Nordlund, MD, FAAD*
Antoinette P. Notaro, MD, FAAD
Catherine M. OGawa, MD, FAAD
William B. O’Grady, MD, FAAD*
Jason Olin, PharmD
Thomas G. Olsen, MD, FAAD*
Cynthia L. Olson, MD, FAAD
Emily F. Omura, MD, FAAD*
Andrew L. Ondo, MD, FAAD
Oumeish Y. Oumeish, MD
Amit G. Pandya, MD, FAAD
Anastasios A. Pappas, MD, FAAD
Herbert M. Parnes, MD, FAAD*
Sylvia L. Parra, MD, FAAD
Roger W. Pearson, MD, FAAD*
Alice A. Penn
Frederick A. Pereira, MD, FAAD
Sandra Perez
Lindall and Jane Ann Perry*
Susan B. Perry, MD, FAAD*
Angela R. Peterman, MD, FAAD*
Clay M. Pickard, MD, FAAD
Kurt F. Pickus, MD, FAAD*
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Pittis
Peter R. Pless, MD, FAAD*
Gerd Plewig, MD
Christine Poblete-Lopez, MD, FAAD
Mark D. Popkin, MD, FAAD
Robert M. Portman and Annette F. Simon
Adam S. Pritzker, MD, FAAD*
Scott C. Rackett, MD, FAAD
Zakia Rahman, MD, FAAD
Eric O. Rasmussen, MD, FAAD
Steven E. Rasmussen, MD, FAAD*
James L. Reeder, MD, FAAD
Jason S. Reichenberg, MD, FAAD
2013
CORPORATE PARTNERS
SAPPHIRE AbbVie*
Amgen*
Galderma Laboratories, L.P.*
Genentech, Inc.
Neutrogena Corporation*
RUBY
EMERALD Procter & Gamble
Upsher-Smith Laboratories, Inc.
BRONZE
Astellas Pharma US, Inc.
Celgene Corporation
Eli Lilly and Company
Mary Kay Inc.
PharmaDerm, a division of
Fougera Pharmaceuticals Inc.
* Corporate Partner Circle Member.
Membership is awarded to Corporate
Partners who have provided support
at the Ruby level and above for three
consecutive years. This is the highest level
of recognition given to a corporation by
the Academy.
Learn more
about corporate partner opportunities
at www.SupportAAD.org or
by calling (847) 240-1401.
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Bayer HealthCare*
LEO Pharma Inc.*
Merz North America*
Novartis Pharmaceuticals
Corporation
Stiefel a GSK company*
Valeant Pharmaceuticals
North America LLC *
www.SupportAAD.org
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Gregory C. Richterich, MD, FAAD
Jennifer M. Ridge, MD, FAAD*
Johannes Ring, MD
Elisa M. Roberts, MD, FAAD*
Natalie S. Roholt, MD, FAAD
Elizabeth F. Rostan, MD, FAAD
Karen F. Rothman, MD, FAAD*
Ruth G. Rothman, MD, FAAD
Hakeem Sam, MD, FAAD*
Bryan D. Sands, DO
Martin G. Sands, MD
Sarah K. Short Sarbacker, MD, FAAD*
William F. Sausker, MD, FAAD*
Kathleen Y. Sawada, MD, FAAD
William S. Sawchuk, MD, FAAD
Aradhna Saxena, MD, FAAD
Jay F. Schechter, MD, FAAD*
Pamela M. Scherer, MD
Sharon Scherl, MD, FAAD*
Alan B. Schliftman, MD, FAAD*
Michael A. Schneider, MD, FAAD
Rhonda R. Schneider, MD, FAAD
Joseph J. Schwartz, MD, FAAD*
Stanley V. Schwartz, MD, FAAD*
Gabriel F. Sciallis, MD, FAAD
Patricia L. Seal, MD, FAAD*
Shelley Sekula-Gibbs, MD, FAAD*
Edward M. Shapiro, MD, FAAD
Karen A. Sherwood, MD, FAAD
Daniel Shurman, MD, FAAD
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Siegel
Nanette B. Silverberg, MD, FAAD*
Anjali H. Singh, MD, FAAD
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sloan
Judith A. Small, MD, FAAD
Kristin W. Smallwood, MD, FAAD
Cindy F. Smith, MD, FAAD*
Molly K. Smith, MD, FAAD
Sidney P. Smith, III, MD, FAAD
Michel A. Snyder, MD, FAAD
Robert M. Soderstrom, MD, FAAD*
Howard L. Sofen, MD, FAAD
David A. South, MD, FAAD
Michael S. Spicer, MD, FAAD
Richard L. Spielvogel, MD, FAAD*
Randolph W. Stark, MD, FAAD
Sarah Stein, MD, FAAD
Charles W. Stiefel
Susan E. Stinehelfer, MD, FAAD*
Dr. Patricia A. Storck
Richard M. Storm, MD, FAAD*
Hiram M. Sturm, MD, FAAD*
Virginia Sybert, MD*
Amy F. Taub, MD, FAAD
Mr. and Mrs. David Thomas
Ana M. Thompson, MD, FAAD
Gregory W. Thompson, MD, FAAD
Oscar W. Thompson, III, MD, FAAD*
Charles S. Thurston, MD, FAAD
Kenneth J. Tomecki, MD, FAAD
Charles B. Toner, MD, FAAD
Ella L. Toombs, MD, FAAD
Mary B. Toporcer, MD, FAAD*
Abel Torres, MD, JD, FAAD
Erwin Tschachler, MD
Karen L. Turgeon, MD, FAAD
Maria L. C. Turner, MD, FAAD
Yumi Umeda, MD
Mark C. Valentine, MD, FAAD
Thomas A. Van Meter, MD, FAAD
Abby S. Van Voorhees, MD, FAAD*
Sheryll L. Vanderhooft, MD, FAAD
Jennifer L. Vesper, MD, FAAD
Kent D. Walker, MD, FAAD
Patrick Walsh, MD, FAAD
Michael R. Warner, MD, FAAD*
Kalman L. Watsky, MD, FAAD*
John A. Watson, MD, FAAD
Mark B. Weinstein, MD, FAAD
Jonathan S. Weiss, MD, FAAD*
Robert A. Weiss, MD, FAAD*
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Christine Welsh and Douglas S. Mitchell*
John R. West, MD, FAAD
Pamela Whelan
Richard E. White, MD, FAAD*
David A. Whiting, MD, FAAD
Lori-Ann R. Wilcox, MD, FAAD
John M. Williams, MD, FAAD
Cassandra L. Wilson
Dorota M. Wilson, MD, FAAD
Peter L. Winters, MD, FAAD
George B. Winton, MD, FAAD
A A G P Wiraguna, MD
Gregory P. Wittenberg, MD, FAAD
Dr. Barbara A. Wolf
Eric R. Wolf, MD, FAAD
Linda Wong, MD, FAAD
George R. Woodbury, Jr., MD, FAAD*
Sylvia W. Wright, MD, FAAD
Dr. Danielle Wroblewski
Patricia P. Wyhinny, MD, FAAD
James A. Yeckley, MD, FAAD*
Chang Yoke Poi, MBBS
James W. Young, DO
Lori and Bill Youngdahl
Eva L. Youshock, MD, FAAD
David D. Yuh, MD
Janice W. Yusk, MD, FAAD*
James A. Zalla, MD, FAAD
John F. Zdrojewski, MD, FAAD
Nathalie C. Zeitouni, MD, FAAD
Jonathan R. Zirn, MD, FAAD
Bella Zubkov, MD, FAAD
Organizations
Dermatology Consultants of Sacramento
KAO USA Inc.
L.E.K. Consulting LLC
LFE Capital, LLC
Main Line Dermatology, Inc.
Office Staff of Dermatology Associates
Princeton Dermatology Associates Office Staff
Professional Coders of Tidewater
San Antonio Dermatological Society
Tilly & Salvy’s Bacon Street Farm, LLC*
CONTRIBUTOR ($100+)
Individuals
Anonymous (7)
Dale M. Abadir, MD, FAAD
Marc A. Abbate, MD, FAAD
Cynthia A. Abbott, MD, FAAD
Magdy Z. Abdallah, MD
Ziad I. Abdul-Ghafour, MD
Edward Abell, MD, FAAD
Rose Abi Fadel, MD
Moustafa H. Abou-Zaid, MD*
Timothy G. Abrahamson, MD, FAAD
Peter Accetta, MD, FAAD
Arun Achar, MD, MBBS
Christine Adamick, MD, FAAD
David C. Adams, MD, FAAD
Elliott L. Adams, MD, FAAD
John R. Adams, MD, FAAD
Melanie L. Adams, MD, FAAD
Lymarie I. Aguila Gonzalez, MD, FAAD
Rosaline N. Ahkami, MD, FAAD
Robert E. Akridge, PhD
Wesam K. Al Arayedh, MD, FAAD
Massefa J. Al- Mazrouei, MD
Mouza Al Suwaidi, MD, MBBS
Stephanie Alanis
Hamda E. Al-Ansari, MD
Julia C. Alexander, MD, FAAD
Ross A. Alexander, MD, FAAD
Abraham B. Alfaro, MD
Abdulwahab S. Al-Fouzan, MD
D. Edgar Allen, MD, FAAD
Kattie J. Allen, MD, FAAD
Manuel Almagro Sanchez, MD
Andrea D. Almeida, MD
Guilherme O. O. Almeida, MD
Faisal Al-Mohammedi, MD, FAAD
Amna S. Al-Muhairi, MBBS
Delilah A. Alonso, MD, FAAD
Qasem A. Al-Saleh, MD
Afaf Al-Sheikh, MD, FAAD
Lourdes Altamirano, MD
David J. Altman, MD, PhD, FAAD*
Stewart R. Altmayer, MD, FAAD
Linda M. Ameri, MD, FAAD
Imran Amir, MD, FAAD
Sankarasubramanian Anandan, MD
R. Makala Anders, MD, FAAD
Thomas W. Andrews, MD, FAAD*
Natalia Anikin, MD
John T. Apgar, MD, FAAD
Melanie L. Appell, MD, FAAD
Takeo Arai, MD, PhD
James W. Arrott, V, MD, FAAD
Martha P. Arroyo, MD, PhD, FAAD
Antonio Ascari-Raccagni, MD
John R. Ashley, MD, FAAD
Edward E. Aston, IV, MD, FAAD
James H. Auerbach, MD, FAAD
Rahat S. Azfar, MD, FAAD
Mohamed A. Azzouz, MD
Diane R. Baker, MD, FAAD*
George C. Baker, MD, FAAD
Eva M. Balash, MD, FAAD
Murtuza S. Bandukwala, MD, MBBS
Lenise A. Banse, MD, FAAD*
Linda J. D. Banta, MD, FAAD
Walter Barkey, MD, FAAD*
Jonathan A. Baron, MD, FAAD
Keira L. Barr, MD, FAAD
Ronald J. Barr, MD, FAAD
Enio R. M. Barreto, MD
Sharon H. Barrett, MD, FAAD
Matthew D. Barrows, MD, FAAD
Jane S. Barry, MD, MBBCh
Robert S. Bart, MD, FAAD
Morgan R. Basanta, MD
C. Enrique Batres, MD, FAAD
Eugene A. Bauer, MD, FAAD
Carla J. Bauman, MD, FAAD
June E. Beamer-Patton, MD, FAAD
LTC Ret David A. Bean
Stephen J. Beck, MD, FAAD
Stephen D. Behlmer, MD, FAAD
Burton S. Belknap, MD, FAAD
Douglas W. Bell, MD
Mitchell E. Bender, MD, FAAD*
Linda M. Benedict, MD, FAAD
Lori S. Benjes, MD, FAAD
Coty Benmaman, MD, FAAD
Bruce Bennin, MD, FAAD
Paul M. Benson, MD, FAAD
Viviana L. Berben, MD
Bruce J. Berger, MD, FAAD
Joshua S. Berger, MD, FAAD
Michael E. Berman, MD, FAAD
Ronald S. Berne, MD, FAAD
Roland S. Beverly, III, MD, FAAD
Paula M. Bevilacqua, MD, FAAD
J. Bevins
Gregory J. Bezanis, MD, FAAD
John L. Bezzant, MD, FAAD
Kelly M. Bickle, MD, FAAD
Paul J. Bigliardi, MD*
Catherine A. Biren, MD, FAAD
Jay E. Birnbaum, PhD
Zuhair Z. Bisharat, MD
Martin M. Black, MD*
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Blumenfeld
George Blumental, MD, FAAD*
Maria d. C. Boente, MD*
Susan Boiko, MD, FAAD
Edward E. Bondi, MD, FAAD
Peter H. Bouman, MD, FAAD
Jay H. Brachfeld, MD, FAAD
Ronald R. Brancaccio, MD, FAAD*
Ryan K. Brashear, MD, FAAD
Martin Braun, III, MD, FAAD
Lloyd D. Brenden, MD, FAAD
Garrett S. Bressler, MD, FAAD
Stacey F. Brisman, MD, FAAD
Bruce A. Brod, MD, FAAD*
Robert T. Brodell, MD, FAAD
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Broidy
Mr. and Mrs. Bart Brosten
Pamela J. Brown, MD
Patricia C. Brown, MD, FAAD*
John C. Browning, MD, FAAD*
Dr. Kristin Brozena
Allen T. Bruce, MD, PhD, FAAD
Fiona J. Bruce, MD
William C. Brunner, MD, FAAD
Henry G. Bryan, MD, FAAD
Jan Brydon, MD, FAAD
Ronald Buckley, DO, FAAD
Christopher B. Bunker, MD
Karen E. Burke, MD, PhD, FAAD
Carrine A. Burns, MD, FAAD
Bernard A. Burton, MD, FAAD
Roger C. Byrd, DO
Valerie D. Callender, MD, FAAD
Alejandro Camps Fresneda, MD
Giuseppe E. Cannata, MD, PhD
Theresa Cao, DO
Fiammetta Cappio, MD
Stephanie A. Caradonna, MD, FAAD
Casey A. Carlos, MD, PhD, FAAD
Soni S. Carlton, MD, FAAD
John M. Carney, MD, FAAD
Jonathan M. Carp, MD, FAAD
David R. Carr, MD, FAAD
Miriam N. Casal, MD
Janet J. Cash, MD, FAAD*
Maria C. Casino
Angela J. Castellano, MD, FAAD
Leonard M. Cetner, MD, FAAD
Anita L. Cham, MD
Michelle C. Chambers, MD, FAAD
Anne L. S. Chang, MD, FAAD
Jerry C. Charneco, MD, FAAD*
Diana P. Chavez, MD
Arianne Chavez-Frazier, MD, FAAD
Karen Chen, MD, FAAD
Sung San Chen, MD
Janet F. Cheng, MD, FAAD
Shirley Y. Chi, MD, FAAD
Alexander Chiaramonti, MD, FAAD
Richard C. Childers, MD, FAAD
Diane S. Chiu, MD, FAAD
Vera A. Chotzen, MD, FAAD
Prof. Dr. M. U. Kabir Chowdhury, FRCP and
Mehnaz Kabir, MBBS, MSc
Silvia A. M. Choy, MD
Mary A. Churchwell, MD, FAAD
S. Kathleen Clark, MD, FAAD
David J. Clemons, MD, FAAD
Tracey Cloninger*
Bernard Cohen, MD, FAAD
David L. Cohen, MD, FAAD
Jay L. Cohen, MD, FAAD
Kevin Coiley
Timothy L. Coiley
Weldon E. Collins, MD, FAAD
Francisco Colon-Fontanez, MD, FAAD
Andrea Colton, MD, FAAD
Joseph D. Conlon, MD, FAAD
M. Kari Connolly, MD, FAAD
Charles D. Connor, MD, FAAD
William A. Cook, MD, FAAD*
Linda M. Cooke, MD, FAAD
Thomas W. Cooper, MD, FAAD
Katharine Cordova, MD, FAAD
Michael E. Cormier, MD, FAAD
Amparo M. Correa, MD
Dana M. Correale, MD, FAAD
Horacio O. Costa Cordova, MD
Silvia E. Costantini, MD
Carmen Covarrubias, MD*
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Errol A. Craig, MD, PhD, FAAD
Nona M. Craig, MD, FAAD
Stephen D. Craig, MD, FAAD
Hector G. Crespi, MD
Jeffrey J. Crowley, MD, FAAD
Mary K. Cullen, MD
Dorothy J. Cunningham, MD, FAAD
Nancy M. Cunningham, MD, FAAD
Adam J. Czelusta, MD, FAAD
Arthur D. Daily, MD, FAAD
Stephen R. Damm, MD, FAAD
Anh Dang-Vu, MD, FAAD
Jan P. Dank, MD, FAAD
Meredith L. Dasher, MD, FAAD
Joel H. Datloff, MD, FAAD
Gerald F. Davis, MD, FAAD
Robert A. Davis, MD, FAAD
Thomas L. Davis, MD, FAAD
Todd T. Davis, MD, FAAD
Janice L. DaVolio, MD, FAAD
Nancy L. M. Dawson, MD, FAAD*
Doris J. Day, MD, FAAD
Thomas B. Day, MD, FAAD
Timothy J. DeCapite, MD, FAAD
Teresa M. DeGiacomo, MD, FAAD
Jack A. Dekkinga, MD, FAAD
Laura Della Torre, MD, FAAD
Susan T. Denman, MD, FAAD
Mohammad S. Diab, MD, FAAD
Patricia A. Dickerson, MD, FAAD
Gary P. Dillon, MD, FAAD
Dayna G. Diven, MD, FAAD
Allison K. Divers, MD, FAAD
Nicole L. Donester, MD, FAAD
Michael A. Dorman, MD, FAAD
Pauline M. Dowd, MD*
Zoe D. Draelos, MD, FAAD*
Nancy D’Silva, MD, FAAD
Ana M. Duarte, MD, FAAD
Barry H. Dubner, MD, FAAD
Gaston R. Dumais, MD, FAAD
James H. Dunne, MD, FAAD
Michael M. H. Duong, MD
Booth H. Durham, MD, FAAD
Gamal A. Duweb, MD, PhD
Gregory A. Dwyer, MD, FAAD
Lucius C. Earles, III, MD
John W. Edelglass, MD, FAAD
Holly D. Edmonds, MD, FAAD
Peter G. Ehrnstrom, MD, FAAD
Craig J. Eichler, MD, FAAD*
Daniel B. Eisen, MD, FAAD
Molly G. Eisner, MD, FAAD
Jan J. Eklind, MD
Mona El Fangary, MD
Rosalie Elenitsas, MD, FAAD
Khaled H. El-Hoshy, MD, FAAD
Said I. El-Shamy, MD
Stefan Emme, MD
Patti K. M. Endo, MD, FAAD
Danielle E. Engler, MD, FAAD
Corinne L. Erickson, MD, FAAD
Begoña Escutia-Munoz, MD
James R. Esther, MD, FAAD
Rebecca L. Euwer, MD, FAAD
Vilma C. Fabre, MD, FAAD
Sharon I. Fairbee, MD, FAAD
David K. Falk, MD, FAAD
Assem M. Farag, MD
Amy C. Farmer, MD, FAAD
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fathe
Carlton T. Faulk, MD, FAAD
Richard J. Feinstein, MD, FAAD
Lenora I. Felderman, MD, FAAD
Clarence L. Fennewald, MD, FAAD
Jorga Fialova, MD
Felix J. Fich, MD
Lorraine G. Finelli, DO
James P. Finglas*
Eric Finzi, MD, PhD, FAAD
Kristopher Fisher, MD, FAAD
Michael Fisher, MD, FAAD
Steven J. Fishman, MD, FAAD
Paula M. Fitzsimmons
Z. Charles Fixler, MD, FAAD
David B. Flach, MD, FAAD
Rosa Flom, MD
Erik K. Foged, MD
Daniel R. Foitl, MD, FAAD
Halden H. Ford, MD, FAAD
Michael J. Freeman, MD
Erick J. Freihofer, MD, FAAD*
Stephanie R. Friduss, MD, FAAD
Sharon Z. Fried, MD, FAAD*
Adam J. Friedman, MD, FAAD
Michael A. Friedman, MD, FAAD
Rachel Friedman-Birnbaum, MD
Jan F. Fuerst, MD, FAAD
John C. Fueston, MD, FAAD
Josephine M. Futrell, MD, PhD, FAAD
Menno T. Gaastra, MD
Suzanne Gagnon, MD, FAAD
Grace S. Ganderup, MD, FAAD
Asok Kumar Gangopadhyay, MD, MBBS, DVD
Jaime Garcia, MD
Enrique F. Garcia-Perez, MD
Maria Salud Garde
Sylvia G. Garnis-Jones, MD, FAAD
John A. Garofalo, MD, FAAD
Sharon R. Garside
Maria C. Garzon, MD, FAAD*
Michele E. Gasiorowski, MD, FAAD
Larry H. Gaston, MD, FAAD*
Gioconda Gaudiano, MD, FAAD
Mark D. Gaughan, MD, FAAD*
Rosemary J. Geary, MD, FAAD
Stacey Gemmill
Ellen C. Gendler, MD, FAAD*
Cynthia M. Gerardi, MD, FAAD
Meg Gerstenblith, MD, FAAD
Gervaise l. Gerstner, MD, FAAD
Richard B. Gibbs, MD, FAAD
Bernard R. Gibson, MD, FAAD
Desmond D. Gibson, MD, FAAD*
Maria Pino Gil Mateo, MD
Erin Gilbert, MD, PhD, FAAD
Inderjit K. Gill, MD, FAAD
Julie A. Gladsjo, MD, PhD, FAAD
Roman W. Glamb, MD, FAAD
Michael and Zachary Glass
Russel S. Glaun, MD, FAAD*
Lynn A. B. Glesne, MD, FAAD
Brad P. Glick, DO, MPH
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Glickman
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Glidden, II
Richard G. Glogau, MD, FAAD
Robyn S. Gmyrek, MD, FAAD
Cintia S. Gobbato, MD
Jeanne M. Godar, MD, FAAD
C. Stephen Goetz, MD, FAAD
Elizabeth I. Goldberg, MD, FAAD
Howard S. Goldberg, MD, FAAD
Jeffry A. Goldes, MD, FAAD
Mitchel P. Goldman, MD, FAAD
Peter M. Goldman, MD, FAAD
Cynthia A. Golomb, MD, FAAD*
Gabriel Gontijo, MD
Alfonso Gonzalez, MD, PhD
Ana I. Gonzalez, MD, FAAD
Edil Gonzalez, MD, FAAD
Sergio E. Gonzalez, MD
Joel P. Gordon, MD, FAAD*
Alice B. Gottlieb, MD, PhD, FAAD
Annette Gottlieb, MD, FAAD
Srikumar Goturu, MD, MBBS
Jeffery Graves, MD, FAAD
Leslie C. Gray, MD, FAAD
Kathleen M. Greco, MD, FAAD
Rollin M. Green, MD, FAAD
Scott G. Green, MD, FAAD
Barbara Greenan
Robert G. Greenberg, MD, FAAD*
Bernard Gregoire-Krikorian, MD
Dana J. Grenier, MD, FAAD
Mr. Uri and Ms. Perry Grezemkovsky
David L. Grice, DO
Kenneth G. Gross, MD, FAAD
Victoria L. Gross, MD, FAAD
Jay R. Grossman, MD, FAAD
Karyn L. Grossman, MD, FAAD
Mary C. Guiglia, MD, FAAD
Joan Guitart, MD, FAAD
William H. Gullung, III, MD, FAAD
Graciela P. Guzman, MD
Jurg A. Hafner, MD
Monica L. Halem, MD, FAAD
Mary J. Hall, MD, FAAD
Ronald D. Hall, MD, FAAD
Caroline P. Halverstam, MD, FAAD
John R. Hamill, Jr., MD, PA, FAAD
Elizabeth H. Hamilton, MD, PhD, FAAD
Iltefat H. Hamzavi, MD, FAAD
Tamara Handerson, MD
Catherine Hanninen
John M. Haraldsen, MD, FAAD*
Akinori Haratake, PhD
Kenneth E. Harper, MD, FAAD
Holly L. H. Harris, MD, FAAD
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harris
Robert Hartman, MD, FAAD
Beverly A. Harty
Alyn D. Hatter, DO
Steven Heard, MD, FAAD
Scott B. Hearth, MD, FAAD
Michael P. Heffernan, MD, FAAD
Jeffrey J. Heller, DO, FAAD
Marie Helmold, MD, FAAD*
Deborah Henderson, MD, FAAD*
W. Dean Henrichs, MD, FAAD*
Lance B. Henry, MD, FAAD
Reginald B. Henry, III, MD, FAAD
Dan M. Henshaw, MD, FAAD
David R. Hensley, MD, FAAD
Alfred D. Hernandez, MD, FAAD*
Melba C. Herrera, MD
James J. Herrmann, MD, FAAD*
Richard J. Herschaft, MD, FAAD
Ronny Herskovits, MD, FAAD
Robert J. Herten, MD, FAAD*
Gottfried Hesse, MD
Kortney D. Hightower, MD, FAAD
Peter D. Hino, MD, FAAD
Wendy L. Hoffman, MD, FAAD
Kevin P. Hogan, MD, FAAD
Adriaan A. Hogewoning, MD
Kristen E. Holland, MD, FAAD
Susan M. Holt, MD, FAAD
Maria K. Hordinsky, MD, FAAD*
Kyle Horner, MD, FAAD
Douglas Horst
Brian Horvath, MD, FAAD
Stephen N. Horwitz, MD, FAAD
Laura Houk, MD, FAAD
Frank M. Houston, MD, FAAD
Stephen D. Houston, MD, FAAD
Phillip T. Hsu, MD, FAAD
Pamela B. Hu, MD, FAAD
Cynthia P. Huang, MD, FAAD*
Yu-Huei Huang, MD
Dr. Khunadi Hubaya, SpKK(K)
Michael H. Huberman, MD, PhD, FAAD
Charles I. Huddleston, MD, FAAD*
Arthur Huen, MD, PhD, FAAD
Cheryl A. Hull, MD, FAAD
David M. Huntley, MD, FAAD
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Huntsinger
David L. Hurt, MD, FAAD
Joel Hyman, MD, FAAD
Tarek M. Y. Ibrahim, MD
Simone A. Ince, MD, FAAD
Adam A. Ingraffea, MD, FAAD
Cleide E. Ishida, MD
Masaaki Isonokami, MD
Rika Iwamoto, MD
Michelle L. Jackson, MD, FAAD
Michael I. Jacobs, MD, FAAD
Ellen Jacobsen, MD, FAAD
David F. Jaffe, MD, FAAD
Ingrid M. Jarvis, MD, FAAD
Jan Jekler, MD, PhD
Peter J. Jenkin, MD, FAAD
Renata M. Jenkin, MD, FAAD
Beth A. Jester, MD, FAAD
Shang I. B. Jiang, MD, FAAD
Timothy M. Jochen, MD, FAAD
Michael D. John, MD, FAAD
Brian L. Johnson, MD, FAAD
Carl A. Johnson, MD, FAAD
Jerri L. Johnson, MD, FAAD
Marcia E. Johnson, MD, PhD, FAAD
Kay A. Johnston, MD, FAAD
Col Ret Timothy and Mrs. Jones
Cornelie M. Jones, MD, FAAD*
Daniel B. Jones, MD, FAAD*
Drew A. Jones, MD, FAAD*
Kathleen M. Joyce, MD, FAAD
Kastytis A. V. Jucas, MD
1938 LEGACY SOCIETY
Anonymous
Rex and Johnnie Amonette
John U. Buchman, MD, FAAD
Dr. Gene and Ann Burrish Family Endowment
C. Ralph Daniel, MD, FAAD
Steven and Jeannie Shama
Stephen and Lisa Stone
Hiram and Richard Sturm Charitable Remainder Trust
The Academy extends its deep gratitude to members of the 1938 Legacy Society who have chosen to
continue the critical work of the Academy through a gift to the AAD in their wills, trusts, or estate plans.
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Kenneth P. Judd, MD, FAAD
Ronald S. Jurzyk, MD, FAAD
Deana L. Kadyk, MD, FAAD
Nobuyoshi Kageyama, MD, FAAD
Nina H. Kahloon, MD, FAAD
Teri A. Kahn, MD, FAAD*
John B. Kalis, MD, FAAD
Bertram D. Kaplan, MD, FAAD
Sherri K. Kaplan, MD, FAAD
Maria Kardasi, MD
James P. Karkos, MD, FAAD
Elizabeth M. Kass, MD, FAAD*
Lisa Kates, MD, FAAD
Albert A. Kattine, MD, FAAD
Brian J. Katz, MD, FAAD
Susan E. Katz, MD, FAAD*
Lynda S. Kauls, MD, FAAD
Alexandra Kazakis, MD, FAAD
John A. Kazmierowski, MD, FAAD
Brent C. Kelly, MD, FAAD
Robert L. Kenney, DO, FAAD
David J. Kerr, MD
Ronald D. Kerwin, MD
Margaret A. Kessler, MD, FAAD
Ezra Kest, MD, FAAD
Tetsunori Kimura, MD
Roy King, MBBCh
Adean A. Kingston, MD, FAAD
Eileen C. Kitces, MD, FAAD
Tobi B. Klar, MD, FAAD
Paul A. Klas, MD, FAAD
Susan H. Klemmer, MD, FAAD
Ronald C. Knipe, MD, FAAD
Bruce P. Kolton, MD, FAAD
Margaret A. Kopchick, MD, FAAD
Alfred W. Kopf, MD, FAAD
Steven Kossard, MD
Keith E. Kostelnik, MD, FAAD
Maria S. Kowal
Alexandra Kowcz
Takehito Kozuka, MD
Sasha C. Kramer, MD, FAAD
Jennifer B. Krasnoff, MD, FAAD
Stephen J. Kraus, MD, FAAD
Marit K. Kreidel, MD, FAAD
John T. Kuhl, MD, FAAD
George I. Kurita, MD, FAAD
Baylor (Ben) Kurtis, MD, FAAD
Joseph C. Kvedar, MD, FAAD
Darlene J. Kwee, MD, FAAD
Eun J. Kwon, MD, FAAD
Pierre M. Lachance, MD
Severin R. Laeuchli, MD
Sheri J. Lagin, MD, FAAD
Mimi Lam, MD, FAAD
Maeran C. Landers, MD, PhD, FAAD
Larry Landsman, MD, FAAD
Pearon G. Lang, Jr., MD, FAAD
Olle J. W. Larko, MD, PhD
David C. Larrymore, MD, FAAD
April A. Larson, MD, FAAD
Matthew J. Larson, MD, FAAD
Maria F. Lasa, MD, PhD
David A. Laub, MD, FAAD
Alice N. Lee, MD, FAAD
Jee Bum Lee, MD, PhD*
Jennifer Lee, MD
Margaret S. Lee, MD, PhD, FAAD
Phillip H. A. Lee, MD, FAAD
Robert G. Lee, MD, FAAD
Seung H. Lee, MD
Carl M. Leichter, MD, FAAD
Luiz O. Leite, MD
Jonathan N. Leonard, MD
Eugene M. Lepine, MD, FAAD
Gary Letts, MD
Alan J. Levin, MD, FAAD*
Dianne R. Levisohn, MD, FAAD
Richard S. Lewis, MD, FAAD
Janice Y. Liao, MD, FAAD
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Anita G. Licata, MD, FAAD
Joseph Lillis, MD, FAAD
Scott J. M. Lim, DO
Marketa Limova, MD, FAAD
Chrang S. Lin, MD
Barbara Lindman, MD, FAAD
Nancy S. Ling, MD, FAAD
David M. Lipman, MD, FAAD
Amy H. Litchfield, MD, FAAD
William G. Littman, MD, FAAD
Deborah W. Lockman, MD, FAAD
Anne M. Loebl, MD, FAAD
Laura Lomax, MD, FAAD*
William T. Long, MD, FAAD
David Lortscher, MD, FAAD
Ann E. B. Lott, MD, FAAD
James W. Loveless, MD, FAAD
Barbara L. Lukash, MD, FAAD
Frederick A. Lupton, MD, FAAD
Minnelly Luu, MD, FAAD
Frederick F. Lykes, MD
Marilyn A. Lynch-Cornell*
John H. Lyons, MD, FAAD
Dung Mac
Jamie L. MacDougall, MD, FAAD
William N. MacEachern, MD, FAAD
David J. MacGregor, MD, FAAD
Steve L. Mackey, MD, FAAD
Karen M. Mackler, MD, FAAD
Ruth M. Macsween, MD
Stuart Maddin, MD, FAAD*
Karen R. Maffei, MD, FAAD
Anna M. Magee, MD, FAAD
Morgan L. Magid, MD, FAAD
Matthew H. Mahoney, MD, FAAD
Jeffrey Mailhot, MD, FAAD
Janet L. Maldonado, MD, FAAD
Susana Mandel, MD
Vincent A. Mannion, Jr.
Jeffrey Marcus, MD, FAAD
Christina Marino, MD, MPH, FAAD*
Leslie A. Mark, MD, FAAD
Ellen A. Markstein, MD, FAAD
Alfredo Marquart, Jr., MD
Catalina Marques, MD
Mark A. Marsili, MD, PhD, FAAD*
Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Martelly
Kari Martin, MD, FAAD
Louise E. Martin, MD, FAAD
Domingos Martins, FILHO, MD
Marion E. Marugg, MD
Holly R. Mason, MD, PhD, FAAD
Laurie G. R. Massa, MD, FAAD
A. Robert Masten, MD
Elizabeth F. Masten, MD, FAAD
Ronald B. Matloff, MD, FAAD
Stella S. Matsuda, MD, FAAD
Hagit Matz, MD
Theodora M. Mauro, MD, FAAD
Josephine C. McAllister, MD, FAAD
Harrison R. McDonald, MD, FAAD*
Jonelle K. McDonnell, MD, FAAD
Patrick McElgunn, MD, FAAD
Timothy A. McGraw, MD, FAAD
Mr. and Mrs. Martin W. McKee*
Lynn J. McKinley-Grant, MD, FAAD
Scott D. McMartin, MD, FAAD
Patric R. McPoland, MD, FAAD
Kappa P. Meadows, MD, FAAD
Roland S. Medansky, MD, FAAD
Matthew J. Meier, MD, FAAD
Guadalupe Mena, MD
Deborah S. Mendelson, MD, FAAD
Fortunata L. Mendoza, MD, FAAD
Stephanie Mengden, MD, FAAD
Padman A. Menon, MD, FAAD*
Patricia J. Mercado, MD, FAAD
Anthony J. Meyer, MD, FAAD
David S. Mezebish, MD, FAAD
Jason R. Michaels, MD, FAAD
Timotheos M. Michas, MD
Beno Michel, MD, FAAD*
Ruthie’s Emory Friends
Caren F. Mikesh, MD, FAAD
Anne C. Miller, MD, FAAD
D. Scott Miller, MD, FAAD*
Jean F. Miller, MD, FAAD
Kimberly M. Mills, MD, FAAD
Sara A. Mills, MD, PhD, FAAD
Stephen K. Milroy, MD, FAAD
Leonard M. Milstone, MD, FAAD
Allan D. Mineroff, MD, FAAD
Volker Misgeld, MD
Matthew A. Mittelbronn, MD*
Dean L. Mittman, MD, FAAD
Shunsuke Miura, MD, PhD
Takako Miura, MD
Kathleen M. Moe, MD, FAAD
Montserrat Molgo, MD
Joanne R. Montgomery, MD, FAAD
Brent R. Moody, MD, FAAD
Meena S. Moossavi, MD, FAAD
Marina Morales Doria, MD
Isaac S. Mordecai, MD, FAAD*
Robert F. Moreland, Jr., MD, FAAD*
M. Melissa Morgan, MD, FAAD
Akimichi Morita, MD, PhD
Shinichi Moriwaki, MD
Manuel R. Morman, MD, PhD, FAAD
Samuel L. Moschella, MD, FAAD*
Joy L. Mosser, MD, FAAD
Eliot N. Mostow, MD, FAAD
Joseph A. Muccini, Jr., MD, FAAD*
Taylor B. Mulkey, MD, FAAD
Janet Mullen
Jack P. Murphy, Jr., MD, FAAD
Richard J. Murphy, MD, FAAD
Marcella Murtaugh
Badi S. Nabrawi, MD
Kazu Nakano, MD, PhD
Leticia M. M. Nanci, MD
Alyssa A. Nash-Goelitz, MD, FAAD
Elizabeth Naylor, MD, FAAD
Stephanie Neider, MD, FAAD
Richard E. Neils, MD, FAAD
Norman H. Nelson, MD, FAAD
Lee T. Nesbitt, Jr., MD, FAAD*
Anh V. Nguyen, MD, FAAD
George R. Nichols, MD, FAAD*
Thomas Nicotri, Jr., MD, FAAD
Karen Y. Nishimura, MD, FAAD
Kiyoshi Nishioka, MD, PhD
David No, MD, PhD, FAAD
Rowland R. Noakes, MBBS
Elena M. Nogales, MD, FAAD
Marian E. Northington, MD, FAAD
Samuel S. Norvell, Jr., MD, FAAD
Takao A. Nose, MD
Benjamin W. Nykamp, MD, FAAD
John K. Nylund, MD, FAAD
Amanda M. M. Oakley, MBChB
Zein E. Obagi, MD, FAAD
Steve Oberemok, MD, FAAD
Kathleen W. O’Connor, MD, FAAD*
Michael J. O’Donnell, MD, FAAD*
J. Morgan O’Donoghue, MD, FAAD
Lisa N. Oki, MD, FAAD
Zulema Olazaran Medrano, MD
Catherine Oliveres Ghouti, MD
Margaret E. Olsen, MD, FAAD
Peter E. O’Neill, MD, FAAD
David S. Orentreich, MD, FAAD
Sandra S. Osswald, MD, FAAD
Stacy S. Ostrow, MD, FAAD
Aksel Otkjaer, MD
Hugh T. Owen, MD
Ingrida I. Ozols, MD, FAAD
Robert N. Page, MD
Hon S. Pak, MD, FAAD
Teddy D. Pan, MD, FAAD
Olga S. Panova, MD
Alan J. Parks, MD, FAAD
Esther Pastrana, MD
Samir B. Patel, MD, FAAD
Barry S. Paul, MD, FAAD
Michelle Pavlis, MD, FAAD
Earl S. Pearson, MD, FAAD
Steven D. Pedro, MD, FAAD
Kevin Pehr, MD, FAAD
Michelle T. Pelle, MD, FAAD
Hsien-Li P. Peng, MD
Jennifer W. Pennoyer, MD, FAAD
Meriner M. Pereira, MD
Isaac Perez, MD, FAAD
Vanessa M. Perusso, DO, MD
Josef Peterburs, MD
Katherine Peterson
Llewellyn Phillips, II, MD, FAAD
David M. Pilkington, MD, FAAD
Evelyn M. Placek, MD, FAAD
Dr. Peter E. Pochi
Barry M. Pomerantz, MD, FAAD
Leo M. Pomerantz, MD, FAAD
Anthony J. Porter, MD, FAAD
Donald I. Posner, MD, FAAD
Sidney Possick, MD, FAAD*
Steven D. Potoker, MD, FAAD
Bette C. Potter, MD, FAAD
Douglas L. Powell, MD, FAAD
Frank C. Powell, MD
Leah Press, MD, FAAD
Steven M. Price, MD, FAAD
Debra L. Pruzan, MD, FAAD
Robert S. Purvis, MD, FAAD
Maria Eugenia Quevedo, MD
Karen L. Quint, MD, FAAD
Adelle T. Quintana, MD, FAAD
Elise Marie J. Rackoff, MD, FAAD
Elyse S. Rafal, MD, FAAD
Gangaram Ragi, MD, FAAD
Nelida A. Raimondo, MD*
Betty Rajan, MD, FAAD
Daisy P. Ramos, MD, FAAD*
Sonia Ramos, MD
Pamela S. Rand, MD, FAAD
Mette Ranfelt Kramer, MD
Curtis A. Raskin, MD, PhD, FAAD
Larisa Ravitskiy, MD, FAAD
Christopher L. Reardon, MD, PhD, FAAD
Ronald E. Reece, MD, FAAD*
Kenneth Reed, MD, FAAD
Harold M. Rehbein, MD, FAAD
Paul A. Rehder, MD, FAAD*
Wingfield E. Rehmus, MD, MPH, FAAD
Martin Reichel, MD, FAAD
Jason L. Reinberg, MD, FAAD
Francis S. Renna, MD, FAAD
Philip L. Repetto, Jr., MD, FAAD
Jack S. Resneck, Jr., MD, FAAD
Jack S. Resneck, Sr., MD, FAAD
Frank H. Reynolds, MD
Deborah Rhine
Elisabeth G. Richard, MD, FAAD
Dixie D. Richards, MD, FAAD
Robert N. Richards, MD, FAAD
Steven J. Richardson, MD, FAAD
Tim F. Richardson, MD, FAAD
Hobart K. Richey, MD, FAAD
Matthew R. Ricks, MD, FAAD
Elizabeth R. Ringrose, MD, FAAD*
Michael P. Riordan
Hans-Jurgen Ristow, MD, FAAD
Amber C. Robbins, MD, FAAD
Angela Robenzadeh Azar, MD, FAAD
Douglas N. Robins, MD, FAAD
Wanda S. Robles, MD, PhD
Katie P. Rodan, MD, FAAD
Georgette L. Rodriguez, MD, FAAD
Rana Rofagha Sajjadian, MD, FAAD
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Sarah C. F. Rogers, MD
Lucio S. Rojas Torres, MD
Alan Rolfe, MD, FAAD
John F. Romano, MD, FAAD*
Natalie M. Roney, MD, FAAD
R. Rosario-Guardiola, MD, FAAD
Ariff M. Rose, PhD
Kenneth A. Rosen, MD, FAAD
Robert M. Rosen, DO
Marjorie M. Rosenbaum, MD, FAAD
Frank W. Rosenberg, MD, FAAD
Laura Rosenzweig, MD, FAAD
Ritchie Rosso, MD, FAAD
Kathleen M. Rossy, MD, FAAD
Harry L. Roth, MD
Frederic R. Rothman, MD, FAAD*
Steven M. Rotter, MD, FAAD
Mark Roytman, MD, FAAD
Denise Rubenstein, MD, FAAD
Mark G. Rubin, MD, FAAD
Earl J. Rudner, MD, FAAD*
Theodor Rudolph, MD, FAAD
Susan R. Runge, MD, FAAD*
Rudolf A. Rupec, MD
Yulianna E. Russak, MD, FAAD
Ramzi W. Saad, MD, FAAD
Ralph G. Sablan, MD, FAAD
Eliza J. Sabra*
Charles F. Safley, Jr., MD, FAAD
Greg K. Sakamoto, MD, FAAD
Carlos Saldarriaga, MD*
Curt P. Samlaska, MD, FAAD
Carmen M. San Miguel, MD, FAAD
Raffaele Santoro
Giorgio Sarchi, MD
Purnima Sau, MD, FAAD
Deborah Scheel*
Luciano Schiazza, MD
Alison Elizabeth Lucas Schini, MD, FAAD*
Lana D. Schmidt, MD, FAAD
George J. Schmieder, DO, FAAD
H. Thad Scholes, MD, FAAD
Barbara Schrodt, MD, FAAD
Arnold L. Schroeter, MD, FAAD
Jeffrey Schuldenfrei, MD, FAAD
Julie C. Schultz, MD, FAAD
Mitchell E. Schwartz, MD, FAAD
Stephen R. Schwartz, MS
Thomas Schwarz, MD
Richard E. Schweitzer, MD, FAAD
Ana Paula Scremin, MD
Donald R. Seidman, MD, FAAD
Arumugam Selvam, MD
Robin B. Septon, MD, FAAD*
Victoria W. Serralta, MD, FAAD
Donna A. Serure, DO
Gregg A. Severs, DO
John T. Seykora, MD, PhD
Arpana A. Shah, MD, FAAD
Yasir H. Shaikh, MD
Alan R. Shalita, MD*
Jerry Shapiro, MD, FAAD
William G. Sharra, MD, FAAD*
Joel S. Shavin, MD, FAAD
Maren G. Shaw, MD, FAAD
William K. Sherwin, MD, FAAD*
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Shettle
Stephen W. Shewmake, MD, FAAD
David A. Shields, MD
William J. Shields, MD, FAAD
Ann M. Siefert, MD, FAAD
Marvin D. Siegel, MD, FAAD
Brent C. Sigler, MD, FAAD
Mark K. Silverman, MD, FAAD
Michael H. Simpson, MD, FAAD
David J. Sire, MD, FAAD
Suzanne J. Sirota Rozenberg, DO
Cathy A. Slater, MD, FAAD
Laurie M. Slotnick, MD, FAAD
M.E. Slotopolsky de Soffer, MD
Arthur F. Smith, MD, FAAD
Donald W. Smith, MD, FAAD
Eric P. Smith, MD, FAAD
Jason L. Smith, MD, FAAD
L. Robert Smith, MD, FAAD
Leland Smith, MD, FAAD
Robert Smith
W. Bret Smith, MD, FAAD
Wayne E. Smith, MD, FAAD
Stephanie E. Smith-Phillips, MD, FAAD
Jane Snyder, MD, FAAD
Mick and Janet Soffer
David B. Solomon, MD, FAAD
Stephen A. Solotoff, MD, FAAD
George B. Sonnier, MD, FAAD*
Seaver Soon, MD, FAAD
Amy E. Spangler
James M. Spencer, MD, FAAD
Leonard C. Sperling, MD, FAAD
Joseph W. Stanfield, Jr., MS
Jennifer A. Stein, MD, PhD, FAAD
John B. Stephens, MD, FAAD
J. Barton Sterling, MD, FAAD
Sam Stieglitz, MD, FAAD
Allison J. Stocker, MD, FAAD
William W. Stocker, MD, FAAD
Sharon Stokes, MD, FAAD
Mary S. Stone, MD, FAAD
Mira Stotland, MD, FAAD
John R. Streidl, MD, FAAD
David Strobel, MD, FAAD
Cynthia R. Strohmeyer, MD, FAAD
M. Elizabeth Strow, MD, FAAD
Richard L. Sturm, MD, FAAD
Olga Subbotina, MD, PhD
Bradley K. Summers, MD, FAAD
Grace S. Sun, MD
Sandra K. Surbrugg, MD, FAAD
Steven H. Sutter, MD, FAAD
Margaret K. Sutton, MD, FAAD
Elizabeth Szenher-Brown
Jo-Ann Szylit, MD, FAAD
Patricia Tager, MD, FAAD
Hideaki Takematsu, MD
Philip G. Tallman, MD, FAAD
Oon T. Tan, MD
Sarah Tancredi
Shady S. Tanious, MD and Enas S. Gergis, MD
Artthapol Tanphaichitr, MD, FAAD
Elizabeth Tanzi, MD, FAAD
Diane Taranto
Patricia R. Tate, MD, FAAD
Amir Tavakkol
James H. Taylor, MD, FAAD
Ruth E. Tedaldi, MD
Ronald G. Tee, MD, FAAD
Craig F. Teller, MD, FAAD
Margaret H. Terhune, MD, FAAD
Ana B. Terrahe, MD
Tadashi Tezuka, MD*
Alexandra Theriault, MD, FAAD
Daphne Thioly-Bensoussan, MD
Danny R. Thomas, MD, FAAD*
Jayakar Thomas, MD
Dianne B. Thompson, MD, FAAD
Valerie Thompson*
Maya K. Thosani, MD, FAAD
Chad Tingey, MD, FAAD
Tik T. Tio, MD
Christine L. Tock, MD, FAAD
Sanjay Tomar, MD, FAAD
Marija Tonkovic-Capin, MD, FAAD
Viseslav Tonkovic-Capin, MD, FAAD*
Marcia G. Tonnesen, MD, FAAD
Gary P. Townsend
Thi Tran, DO
Robin L. Travers, MD, FAAD
Carmen A. Traywick, MD, FAAD
Angel F. Triana, MD, FAAD
Cory V. Trickett, DO, FAAD
Janet M. Trowbridge, MD, PhD, FAAD
Claudette H. Troyer, MD, FAAD
Kenneth Y. Tsai, MD, FAAD
Lynn Z. Tucker, MD
William F. G. Tucker, MD
Sam C. Tumminello, MD, FAAD
Mark C. Udey, MD, PhD, FAAD*
Thomas D. Urice, MD, FAAD
Christine O. Urman, MD, FAAD
Darshan Vaidya, MD, FAAD
Maria Myra Valencia
Phillip N. Valentine, MD, FAAD
Marinus C. G. Van Praag, MD
Victoria L. Van Roy, MD, FAAD
Paul R. Vandersteen, MD, FAAD
Amy A. Vaughan, MD, FAAD
Hugo Vazquez-Veiga, MD
Kathleen S. Veglia, MD, FAAD
Rafael Velez-Torres, MD, FAAD
Tina C. Venetos, MD, FAAD
Hazel J. Vernon, MD, FAAD
Jill Viner
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William W. Voelter, MD, FAAD
Nadezda Vojackova, MD
Hans E. Von Weiss, DO
David A. Voron, MD, FAAD
John R. Vydareny, MD, FAAD*
Dr. Jeffrey Wald
Diane Walder, MD, FAAD
Richard N. Waldman, MD, FAAD*
Erin A. Walker, MD, FAAD
William L. Waller, MD, FAAD
Mark S. Wallis, MD, FAAD
Juliann S. Wallner, MD, FAAD
Scott R. Walsh, MD, FAAD
William Q. Ward, MD, FAAD
Ingrid Warmuth, MD, FAAD
Thelma G. Warshaw, MD, FAAD
Andrew S. Warwick
Janice C. Washburn, MD, FAAD
Jeffrey A. Wayne
Monica Weaver
Stephen B. Webster, MD, FAAD*
Harvey I. Weinberg, MD, FAAD
Barry C. Weiner, MD, FAAD
James S. Weintraub, MD, FAAD
Jamie D. Weisman, MD, FAAD
Charles Weka Lungunga, MD
Raymond H. Welch, MD, FAAD
Kathleen M. Welsh, MD, FAAD
Daniel S. Wendelin, MD, FAAD
Ann-Marie Wennberg, MD, PhD
Andrew J. West, MD, FAAD
Morris Westfried, MD, FAAD
Alan I. Westheim, MD, FAAD
Aaron A. Westphal, MD, FAAD
Denise M. Wexler, MD, FAAD
Richard H. Weyer, MD, FAAD*
Kevin L. Whaley, MD, FAAD
Eugene Whang, MD, FAAD
Duane C. Whitaker, MD, FAAD
Bradley A. White, MD, FAAD
Clifton R. White, Jr., MD, FAAD*
Michael J. White, MD, FAAD*
Lisa M. D. Whiteaker, MD, FAAD
Tamra J. Whiteley-Myers, MD, FAAD
Suzanne Whitfield
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Christopher R. H. Wilbers, MD, FAAD
Scott M. Wilhelmus, MD, FAAD
Elizabeth M. Willsteed, MBBS
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Douglas M. Wilson, MD, FAAD
Patricia J. L. Wilson, MD, FAAD
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Joel Wiszniak, MD, FAAD
Joseph A. Witkowski, MD, FAAD
Wendi E. Wohltmann, MD, FAAD
Nancy S. Wolfin, MD, FAAD
David Y. Wong, MD
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Regina M. Yavel, MD, FAAD
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Inia I. Yevich-Tunstall, MD, FAAD*
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Massachusetts General Hospital Department
of Dermatology
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Caitriona Ryan, MD:
Service above and beyond
W in Botswana? Caitriona Ryan, MD, a
hat would it be like to practice dermatology
PGY4-dermatology resident at Baylor University
in Dallas can tell you first hand. It is an effort of
innovation, creativity, and diligence.
In 2013, Dr. Ryan went to Gaborone,
Botswana, as the recipient of the Academy’s
Resident International Grant. There, because of
limited resources, she learned how to employ
innovative practice models to treat patients
with tropical and HIV-related dermatologic
conditions, “I am quite certain that the month I
spent in Botswana will have a profound effect on
my dermatology career and my life in general,”
she said. “The opportunity afforded to me by
The American Academy of Dermatology and the
University of Pennsylvania, under the leadership
of Carrie Kovarik, MD, has helped me learn how
to be resourceful and effective. They have also
succeeded in creating an incredible symbiotic
health care partnership in Botswana.”
Dr. Ryan’s passion for dermatology and her
patients is reflective in how she spent her free
time in Botswana. After long, busy days treating
patients, she made time to work on a recently
published paper, Research gaps in psoriasis:
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Opportunities for future studies, which
appeared in the January 2014 issue of JAAD.
The paper, of which she is a co-author, outlines
recommendations to advance understanding
and treatment of this chronic disease.
Despite electricity cuts for energy
conservation and occasional issues with WiFi, Dr. Ryan, completed the article while in
Botswana. Not one to dwell on the difficulties,
Dr. Ryan, describes the opportunity as “a great
privilege.” She will finish her residency training
this year and will join the faculty at Baylor
University Medical Center. •
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