Dermatology Master Clinician Series

After completing this lecture, participants should be able to describe several of the most common clinically significant pediatric rashes. Identify these rashes by their presentation and differentiate them from other similar presentation. Then, formulate a management plan for each of these conditions. Come and take away practical key updates in dermatology in just 30 minutes! 

Hair loss is one of the most common diagnoses of the recent months of the pandemic. This complaint can afflict the young and old. Join us for practical tips for evaluating, diagnosing, and treating hair loss. Let’s delve into the labs, supplements and medications that affect hair and its growth. Together we can dispel the hair myths and focus on hair facts for our patients!

Want to know the most important pearls for all things dermatology-related? Don’t miss this! Get the top ten pearls for practice – the “must-knows” for the most common dermatoses in primary care. We’ll cover the essential management tips for acne, eczema, itching, fungal infections, rosacea, contact dermatitis, psoriasis, sun protection, and skin aging. If you wanted the “cliff notes” for dermatology, we’ve got you covered!

Dermatology is considered one of the most difficult specialties. With over 3,200 diseases across the largest organ of the body, it can be a challenge even for the most seasoned expert. Did you know that dermatology conditions make up around 30% of all ICD-10 codes while the derm workforce is only about 1% of all healthcare providers?  Add to the fact that many skin problems may also be multi-layered! It is incumbent for all specialties to have a thorough understanding of the most basic skin issues. Join Victor Czerkasij for a fast-paced “Top New Year’s Dermatology Resolutions” that everyone can get on board with.

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Healthcare is a bewildering place for the uninitiated and is made worse when presentations are vague, long-term, and seemingly out-of-place. What to do with unexplained itching? What is the first step in a tattoo that is blistering and burning? You thought it was acne but the more you treat it, the worse it gets. That child that seems fatigued and listless with the cherry tongue and low-grade fever: just send them home? How do you respond when your patient wants your opinion on the ‘benefits’ of marijuana? That’s five right there — would you like to hear more? Join Victor Czerkasij for a fast-paced 30-minutes where everyone will find something they can use in their practice that day!

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