Interested in the Miami Itch Center?
The Miami Itch Center, directed by Dr. Gil Yosipovitch, is one of the nation’s only comprehensive, multidisciplinary clinics dedicated to the diagnosis and management of a variety of itchy conditions.
Our research and education team at the program for Revolutionizing Atopic Skin Health Education is exceptional! We are dedicated to advancing knowledge and providing top-tier education on atopic skin health. Our innovative approaches and cutting-edge research ensure that we stay at the forefront of dermatological education. With a passionate team of experts, we are committed to improving patient outcomes and fostering a deeper understanding of atopic skin conditions.
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Luis Andrade
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Siri Choragudi
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Kayla Mashoudy
Luis F. Andrade is a public health and medical professional who dedicated his early career to research and community engagement in the realm of atopic dermatitis and chronic pruritus. Currently, he is pursuing his M.D./MPH dual degree at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine with an emphasis on educational interventions for patients living with eczema. 
Siri Choragudi is a dedicated medical professional with a strong focus on dermatology and public health. Currently, she is a first-year resident at BSW All Saints in Fort Worth, TX, planning to specialize in dermatology. Siri completed her M.D. at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, where she was heavily involved in dermatology research and community health initiatives. She has pursued further training through prestigious fellowships, including the Pediatric Dermatology Research Alliance (PeDRA) Research Fellowship and the Dean’s Research Excellence Award in Medicine (DREAM) scholarship.
Kayla Mashoudy is a dedicated medical professional with a strong commitment to mentorship, research, and education in dermatology. Currently pursuing her M.D. at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine with a Pathway of Emphasis in Oncology, Kayla has demonstrated exceptional dedication to her field. Her research focuses on rare itch dermatoses, such as brachioradial pruritus and notalgia paresthetica, as well as atopic dermatitis, particularly in minority populations. Kayla has contributed significantly to the medical literature through her publications, including studies on Merkel cell carcinoma and the effectiveness of patient education programs for dermatological conditions.