Welcome to the Dermatology Interest Group Podcast, where we talk about everything from how to become a stellar dermatology applicant to interesting dermatological topics. From research advice to interviewing tips, you will be prepared to follow the path to be a world class dermatologist. This show is hosted by the Dermatology Interest Group Association (DIGA), which is a national organization for ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 113 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | MedicineHealth & Fitness |
Dr. Ryan Jay shares with us about how to form meaningful relationships with mentors, how to weave your story into your application, and more about his program at Ohio Health Riverside, in Columbus Ohio. more
Originally from Kansas City, Taylor Runion is a wife, proud plant parent, a baker, and now a newly-matched Dermatology resident! Her story highlights the importance of honesty, community, and resiliency with a great piece of advice we could all incor... more
On today's episode, we are joined by Dr. Taylor Harp, who is a PGY2 at an internal medicine/dermatology combined program. She breaks down what a combined program entails, why you would do one, and what she did to match. more
Dr. Kamangar is the Chair of the dermatology department at the Palo Alto Medical Foundation and the chair of San Francisco Dermatological Society. She shares about the new Derm GPT, her new open-access Journal Derm Pub, and The Future of Dermatology ... more
In this episode, we talk with Nathaniel Marroquin, DO, a newly-matched dermatology resident and former chair and host of our very own DIGA Podcast. Nate shares with us his inspiring journey to discovering his passion for dermatology, shedding light o... more
In this episode, we talk with Dr. Marissa Ceresnie, a dermatology resident at the Lake Granbury program, as she shares with us her inspiring story of determination and tenacity, which led her to become a dermatology resident despite multiple applicat... more
Dr. Christy Nwankwo shares her journey to NYU and all about her fellowship at the NIH in dermatology research. Dr. Nwankwo also shares useful tips on how to shine during rotations and throughout the application process. She recommends the AAD Basic D... more
Dr. Ben Garcia recently matched in 2023 at UTMB in Galveston Texas. Dr. Garcia shares his journey to dermatology, how to build a network, and how to prepare to apply for residency. He shares how he was able to use social media to connect with dermato... more
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