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Dermatology Research Fellowships

Dermatology Fellowships Focus on Research and Clinical Trials

University Hospitals Department of Dermatology has opportunities for Clinical Research Fellowships. The department employs three fellowships in clinical research areas.

Clinical Trials Fellowship

The clinical trials fellow works as a sub-investigator on both sponsor- and investigator-initiated clinical trials, the majority of which evaluate new systemic biologic therapy for psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, and other inflammatory skin diseases. Responsibilities include recruiting, screening and consenting new patients, completing and documenting all patient visits and assessments, and distributing/documenting correct use of study medication. The fellow works as part of an established clinical trials team and is responsible for running a weekly investigator meeting. This fellowship is a two- to three-year position and is mentored by Neil Korman, MD, PhD.

Cutaneous Oncology Fellowship

The Cutaneous Oncology Fellowship is a two- to three-year position, during which the fellow works as a sub-investigator for clinical trials, prepares patient reports for a weekly multidisciplinary cutaneous oncology conference, and assists in a resident capacity in lymphoma/melanoma clinic. The fellow is also encouraged to work on independent research projects. Cutaneous oncology is both stimulating and challenging, and this fellowship will enable the candidate to establish expertise in medical dermatologic oncology. This fellowship is mentored by Kevin Cooper, MD.

Requirements

Applicants must have completed an ACGME PGY 1 program (i.e. internal medicine, transitional, pediatric, or surgery internship) prior to beginning a fellowship. Pay and benefits are commensurate to a PGY-2 level.

  • Medical Degree
  • Completed a one-year internship
  • Ohio License
  • CV
  • USMLE Step I, II and III scores

Interested applicants should submit the following information:

  • Letter of interest
  • Updated CV
  • ERAS application (including Dean’s letter, and 3 letters of recommendation)
  • Copy of your USMLE I, II and III scores

The above items can be submitted to:
Kymberlyn Warner
Phone: 216-844-7834
Fax: 216-844-3092
Email: Kymberlyn.Warner@UHhospitals.org

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