A recent study found both applicants to dermatology residency programs and program directors believe there needs to be more transparency between residency programs and applicants. Study authors, Kristin Nord, MD, and Justin Jia discuss their findings and share recommendations for programs to consider including on their websites to increase information transparency.

In this episode, Adam Friedman interviews Angela Hou, MD, and Aaron Fong, MD, about how they are preparing for the job market.

In this episode, Angela Hou, MD, and Aaron Fong, MD, share their tips and resources for studying for board exams.

Angela Hou, MD, and Aaron Fong, MD, share their experiences transition to third-year chief residents, and how they prepared for this new role in this episode.

In the Resident Round Up video series, dermatology residents share their experiences and offer tips and advice for current and future residents. This series is created in partnership with GW School of Medicine. In part 3 and 4, Blair Allais, MD, and Jessica Kalen, MD, discuss the importance of wellness and how to select a research topic.

In the Resident Round Up video series, dermatology residents share their experiences and offer tips and advice for current and future residents. This series is created in partnership with GW School of Medicine. In part 1 and 2, Blair Allais, MD, and Jessica Kalen, MD, discuss their experiences transitioning from first year to second year residents and how to study successfully.

The Dermatologist®, has formed a collaborative partnership with George Washington School of Medicine & Health Sciences, Department of Dermatology.

In part 4 and 5 of this video series, Dr Adam Friedman, Dr Ilana Rosman, and Dr Kamaria Nelson discuss the need for residency program transparency and the importance of cultural sensitivity and addressing racial bias in residency programs.

In part 3 of this video series, Dr Adam Friedman, Dr Ilana Rosman, and Dr Kamaria Nelson discussed important changes that need to be made in order to improve the application process for dermatology residency programs, particularly for underrepresented students.

A study conducted by researchers in the Department of Dermatology at George Washington (GW) Medical School highlighted how residency program directors perceived the change of the Step 1 scoring system to pass/fail. In this video series, Dr Adam Friedman, Dr Ilana Rosman, and Dr Kamaria Nelson discuss the impact of this change on future dermatology resident applicants, and what is needed to assist future resident applicants