Overview
Fellowship training academic dermatologists to diagnose and manage irritant, allergic and occupational contact dermatitis, including allergen series selection, patch-test interpretation and avoidance strategies, with rotations in allergy/immunology, occupational medicine, dermatopathology, oral medicine, genital dermatology, phototherapy and complex medical dermatology.
The programme
- Focus
- Contact dermatitis & occupational dermatology
- Training type
- Clinical + research fellowship
- Specialty associations
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- Learning format
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- Duration
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- Start
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- Positions
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- Accreditation
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- Department
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Eligibility and visa
- Eligibility
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- Qualification requirement
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- Citizenship requirement
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- Practice location requirement
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- Membership requirement
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- Eligibility restrictions
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- Language
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- Teaching language
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- Clinical language
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- International applicants
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- Licence requirement
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- Visa route
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- Visa sponsorship
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- Visa support
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How to apply
- Deadline
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- Application method
- Apply or request information by emailing the BWH Department of Dermatology (bwhderm@bwh.harvard.edu)
- Documents
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- Contact
- bwhderm@bwh.harvard.edu
Funding and costs
- Tuition / fees
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- Application fee
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- Stipend / salary
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- Scholarship
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- Funding
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