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We are committed to providing a rigorous, innovative, challenging and supportive educational experience so that our graduates continue to be leaders in the field of dermatology. Miami, with its multi-cultural, multi-generational, and socially diverse patient population makes for an ideal environment in which to develop the skills necessary to thrive in any medical setting.
If you would like more information about the Jackson Memorial Hospital Dermatology & Cutaneous Surgery Residency Program, please visit the University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Hospital Residency Program Website
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UM Dermatology Education Mission Statement
To develop leaders in dermatology, who as independent thinkers and lifelong learners will lead the field of dermatology through ethical evidence-based practice, with innovative ideas and by the performance of novel high-quality research.
UM Dermatology Education Philosophy
UM Dermatology provides education to intellectually curious trainees in an applied manner. Through active learning the goal is for trainees to develop into independent thinkers and lifelong learners who will lead the field of dermatology though ethical evidence-based practice, with innovative ideas and by the performance of novel high-quality research.
Diversity and Inclusion
For nearly two decades, clinicians and researchers at the UM Frost Department of Dermatology and Cutaneous Surgery, have been at the forefront of trying to end health disparities, including improving outcomes in patients of color. In times like these, we reflect upon our commitment to training the future leaders of dermatology, increasing diversity and upholding justice and equality. We stand united in supporting these values in both our personal and professional lives and as members of the public health community.