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University of North Carolina Hospitals Program

Chapel Hill, North Carolina

Dermatology

Specialty

Program Overview

Summary of Residency Program

The residency program in dermatology is a nationally accredited three-year program under the supervision of experienced faculty, providing extensive clinical training through a significant patient population in various settings. The program emphasizes the acquisition of outstanding clinical skills essential for successful careers in dermatology, including opportunities for fellowship training, academic medicine, and industry positions. Residents benefit from comprehensive didactic teaching alongside practical training across multiple affiliated health facilities.

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Program Details

Specialty

Dermatology

IMG Friendly (Y/N)

Yes

IMG Friendly (detail)

The residency program is IMG-friendly as it allows graduates from international medical schools to apply. Each trainee must have creditably completed at least one postgraduate year within an ACGME-approved program. Many residents have prior training in internal medicine, pediatrics, or other approved fields before entering the program.

Categorical Positions

18

Categorical Positions (detail)

18 residents

Program Website

Address

410 Market Street, Suite 400A, Chapel Hill, NC 27516

Program Director

Carolyn Ziemer, MD

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Current Residents

Overview

The program currently has a total of 18 residents in various stages of their training, but the specific count of PGY-1 residents is not mentioned, which makes it unknown at this time.

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Curriculum & Education

Overview

This encompasses approximately 4 hours of didactic teaching per week, exclusive of one-on-one teaching within our clinics and on the wards.

Application

Prior to entry into the residency program, each trainee must have completed at least one postgraduate year in an ACGME-approved program.

# of Locations

The clinical training occurs at various locations, including UNC Hospitals (Chapel Hill), Piedmont Health Services, and outpatient office settings at UNC Hospitals (Hillsborough), Southern Village, and Raleigh.

Fellowship

Graduates from the program have pursued various fellowships including dermatological surgery, dermatopathology, pediatric dermatology, and immunodermatology. The program prepares residents well for obtaining these positions and for academic careers in clinical or investigative dermatology.

Resident Life

Overview

Our residency is a nationally accredited, three-year program, which meets all training requirements of the ACGME. We currently have funding and provide training for 18 residents.

On Call Schedule

# of Years of Program

3

Housing

Not specified

Alumni

Alumni of the program pursue various career paths, including clinical practice and fellowships in subspecialties such as dermatopathology and pediatric dermatology.

Salary & Benefits

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