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Dermatology & Cutaneous Biology Residency

College

  • Center City Campus
  • Sidney Kimmel Medical College

Degree Earned

  • Residency

Program Length

3 years

Program Type

  • On Campus

Prerequisites

MD or DO

Resident Salary & Benefits

Leadership

Sherry Yang, MD
Program Director, Residency Program

Program Contact

ChinYan Lo
Education Coordinator

Rotations

The resident rotation schedule varies by year for clinical track and includes: general clinic, surgery, cosmetics, dermatopathology, in-patient consultation and electives. Note that the research track may differ.

We offer clinical rotation sites at our Center City clinic in Philadelphia, and also the following locations:

  • Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children – Wilmington, DE
  • Jefferson Dermatology Associates – Navy Yard
  • Jefferson Dermatology Associates – Greenville, DE

Residents also rotate through our Psoriasis Center and the multidisciplinary Jefferson Cutaneous Lymphoma Center.

Patient Care

The Department of Dermatology & Cutaneous Biology provides students, residents and fellows with unique opportunities to learn while caring for a large patient population in Philadelphia, Delaware, and Southern New Jersey. Patients come from many diverse ethnic, social and economic backgrounds which expose residents to a broad spectrum of people, diseases and conditions.

Our faculty physicians offer comprehensive care in general medical dermatology as well as a wide range of specialty services performed at our various Thomas Jefferson University Hospital clinics, centers and institutes located in the greater Philadelphia area and Delaware. In addition, our department works in collaboration with the Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center.

We currently have offices in Center City Philadelphia and Wilmington, Delaware. Learn more about our Institutional Centers and Specialty Clinics:

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