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August 2021
Dr. Kirby is a dermatologist and clinician-researcher at Penn State Hershey. She earned her Medical degree from the University of Virginia, then completed her Dermatology Residency at the University of Pennsylvania. In her clinical and research work, she is interested in acneiform conditions including acne, rosacea, and, especially, hidradenitis suppurativa – its effects on people, outcome measurement, and pathomechanisms. -
July 2021
Josephine is from Burke, Virginia and is a Commander and Physician in the United States Navy. Selected to be a White House Fellow 2020-2021, she is assigned to the Office of the Secretary of Health and Human Services where she serves as a senior advisor overseeing a portfolio that includes Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Food and Drug Administration, and the National Institutes of Health. -
November 2020
Dr. Sam Chachkin is a 2009 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Dermatology residency. He currently is a partner in the Pennsylvania Dermatology Group in Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania and practices general dermatology. -
February 2021
Colonel Chad Hivnor is the current chief of Dermatology at the Veterans Administration hospital in San Antonio, Texas as well as the Founder and Director of Laser Center of Excellence at San Antonio Uniformed Services Health Education Consortium (SAUSHEC) at Lackland Air Force Base. -
April 2021
Kari Wanat is on faculty as an Associate Professor at the Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee where she practices complex medical dermatology, inpatient consults, and dermatopathology and is the Associate Residency Program Director. -
December 2020
Dr. Barton is a dermatologist in private practice in Camp Hill, PA . He graduated from our residency program in 1985, now completing 35 years in practice. His interests include teaching, general dermatology, dermatologic surgery, and the treatment of aging skin with topical retinoids and newer agents. -
May 2021
Dr. Alaina James is a medical dermatologist and tele-dermatologist at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. As a clinician-educator and researcher, Dr. James strives to improve skin health and health care disparities and strengthen patient-provider relationships through community partnerships and service learning. -
June 2021
John E. Harris is a board-certified dermatologist and tenured physician-scientist who conducts NIH-funded research in inflammatory skin diseases. His career goal is to reveal the mechanisms of autoimmunity in the skin, develop new treatments using animal models, and translate these treatments to human patients.