Congratulations to UTMB MS3 Josh Hays on his recent publication, “Delayed Diagnosis of Basal Cell Carcinoma of the Upper Lip: The Possible Role of Incidental Multinucleated Foreign Body Giant Cells” in Case Reports in Dermatology 2017;9:50–54 (Karger), a peer-reviewed open access online medical journal. His UTMB co-authors were Drs. Helen Malone (Mohs Fellow), Will Tausend (PGY3 Dermatology Resident), Brandon Goodwin (Dermatology and Dermatopathology Faculty), and Richard Wagner (Dermatology Residency and Mohs Fellowship Program Director). This article is available at https://www.karger.com/Article/FullText/477455
Friday, June 23, 2017
Thursday, June 22, 2017
Dr. C. Helen Malone Completes UTMB Micrographic Surgery and Dermatologic Oncology (Mohs) Fellowship
Congratulations to Dr. Malone! UTMB DIG members really appreciated your teaching and collaboration on our multiple research projects this academic year with you. Pictured with Dr. Malone (from left to right) are Dr. Richard Wagner (Fellowship Director) and the other two Mohs Fellowship Faculty, Drs. David Raimer and Aaron Joseph. Dr. Malone will begin the private practice of Mohs Surgery in Katy, Texas following program completion in June 2017. The new UTMB Mohs Fellowship is unique because it provides comprehensive fellowship training in Micrographic Surgery and Dermatologic Oncology in a setting that is a true blend of academic Mohs surgery in a University setting and private practice Mohs.
Congratulations to UTMB’s Two Graduating Dermatopathology Fellows!
The UTMB DIG wishes Drs. Janice Wilson (left) and Rebecca Philips (right) every success in their professional careers. Thanks for all of the encouragement and teaching!
Congratulations to UTMB Graduating PGY4 Dermatology Residents!
The UTMB DIG wishes you every success in your professional careers!
Sunday, June 04, 2017
2017 UTMB Dermatology MS4 Graduation Awards
History of Dermatology Award: Paulyann Maclayton (“History of Skin-Lightening: Past to Present”)
Best Original Essay for “Skin Diseases Depicted in Cinema”: Ahmed Chatila (“The Balding Athlete”)
Thomas W. Freese Memorial Award for Excellence in Dermatology: Seena Monjazeb
Edgar B. Smith Endowed Scholarship in Dermatology: Kristyna Gleghorn
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| Left to right: Ahmed Chatila, Kristyna Gleghorn, Seena Monjazeb, and Paulyann Maclayton |
UTMB DIG Presents Annual 2016-2017 Dermatology Resident and Faculty Teaching Awards
Resident Teaching Award: Dr. Alison Lowe
Faculty Teaching Award: Dr. Brent Kelly
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| (left to right): Dr. Brent Kelly, MS4 Kristyna Gleghorn (2016-2017 UTMB DIG President), Dr. Alison Lowe |
Dr. Emily Grimshaw Recognized for Best UTMB PGY4 Dermatology Research
The UTMB dermatology faculty vote annually to recognize the best dermatology resident research over the 3 year training program. Both quality and quantity of the research is considered, as well as presentations at meetings and publication. This year Dr. Emily Grimshaw was recognized. Congratulations to Dr. Grimshaw for her excellent dermatology research!
UTMB Dermatology Residents Present Annual 2016-2017 Faculty Teaching Awards
UTMB Faculty: Dr. Sharon Raimer
Community Dermatologist: Dr. Ramon Sanchez
Thursday, June 01, 2017
UTMB Dermatology Resident to Serve on UTMB GME House Staff Subcommittee
Dr. Chinelo Ikpeama will serve with the UTMB Chief Resident Officers as a Member-at-Large. Her duties for the upcoming 2017-2018 academic year include attendance at the GME Chief Resident/HOA Subcommittee meetings.
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