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University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) College of Medicine Program

Little Rock, Arkansas

Dermatology

Specialty

Program Overview

Summary of Residency Program

The UAMS Dermatology Residency Program provides comprehensive training aimed at producing skilled dermatologists. With a faculty dedicated to education and the care of patients, the program boasts a rich history of training for over 60 years. The curriculum is designed to give residents extensive clinical exposure and the opportunity for subspecialty training through fellowships. The program emphasizes research and academic excellence, and offers training in a collaborative environment.

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Program Details

Specialty

Dermatology

IMG Friendly (Y/N)

No

IMG Friendly (detail)

The Department of Dermatology at UAMS College of Medicine appears to be IMG-friendly as there is no specific mention of restrictions against International Medical Graduates (IMGs). The program has a history of training dermatology residents for over 60 years, which could indicate an openness to diverse applicant backgrounds. However, checking for visa sponsorships (like J-1 or H1-B) or direct mentions of IMG acceptance would be ideal for confirmation.

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Program Website

Address

4301 West Markham Street, Little Rock, AR 72205

Program Director

Sara Copeland Shalin, M.D., Ph.D.

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Current Residents

Overview

Current residents include a diverse group with a commitment to excellence in dermatology. The program showcases their residents through various outreach efforts and educational initiatives, emphasizing a supportive community for both clinical and academic growth.

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Curriculum & Education

Overview

The curriculum emphasizes a strong foundation in clinical training, providing access to comprehensive dermatology cases and the opportunity for residents to engage in hands-on practice under the supervision of experienced faculty.

Application

The Dermatology Residency Program at UAMS provides details on their application process on their website. Interested applicants should check the 'Apply to the Program' section. Specific deadlines and requirements can be found through their application portal. Typically, residency application submissions start in September each year, and interviews are generally conducted from late October to December. Applicants must submit their ERAS application and indicate their interest in the Dermatology Residency.

# of Locations

Residents work at multiple clinic and hospital locations, enhancing their exposure to various patient populations and clinical settings.

Fellowship

The program offers a Dermatopathology Fellowship, which allows residents to further specialize within dermatology. Details about this fellowship can be found on their site under the section dedicated to Dermatopathology.

Resident Life

Overview

The Department of Dermatology has a proud history of training outstanding dermatology residents for more than 60 years.

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# of Years of Program

The residency program typically lasts for 4 years, focusing on clinical and didactic training in dermatology.

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