Schedule a Visiting Professor Visit — With No Cost to Your Program!

R. Rox Anderson, MD	Harold J. Brody, MD	Alastair Carruthers, FRCPC	Mitchel P. Goldman, MD
George J. Hruza, MD	Jeffrey A. Klein, MD, MPH	Naomi Lawrence, MD	Ken K. Lee, MD
Gary Monheit, MD (CV and contact info coming soon)	Ronald L. Moy, MD	Thomas E. Rohrer, MD	E. Victor Ross, MD
Susan H. Weinkle, MD

Check back soon for additional Visiting Professors!

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Bring dermatologic surgery training and expertise to your institution with no cost or travel requirements to the residency program. The ASDS Visiting Professor Program brings renowned experts to your door from one to three days to share their to share their clinical expertise, personal insights and perspectives in dermatologic surgery, practice management and patient care. Residents will enjoy learning the latest treatments and techniques from ASDS experts – and residency programs can boast about offering an expanded, cutting-edge curriculum. Residents benefit by:

• Learn directly from renowned dermatologic surgery experts
• Obtain unique and invaluable perspectives
• Learn about new and upcoming treatments and techniques
• Receive exposure to an expanded field of cases

Available to U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico training programs only. Each program is entitled to one Visiting Professor visit per the calendar year. The Visiting Professors are provided a $1,250 stipend by the ASDS to offset the cost of their travel for each visit (Visiting Professors have a max of three visits in the calendar year). The host site is not responsible for the Visiting Professor’s travel expenses. However, the Training Program Director may host the Visiting Professor at their home if they so choose. Visits are limited and based on a first request, first served/visit bases along with keeping visits to different geographic locations. All hosts are required to complete an Online Application Form and submit a signed Host Agreement and Release of Liability form.

For additional information or questions, please contact Katasha Charleston at 847-956-9139 or kcharleston@asds.net

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