Dermatologist Internship: Access for Detailed Information

Dermatologist internships are available for undergraduate or medical students interested in gaining hands-on experience in the field of dermatology. 

Who is a Dermatologist?  

Dermatologists treat skin, nail, and hair problems, as well as the mucous membranes that form the inner lining of the eyelids, nose, and mouth. 

They assist patients of all ages in dealing with diseases such as skin cancer, psoriasis, eczema, dermatitis, and acne. 

Dermatologists may also provide cosmetic treatments such as lasers and fillers to help hide scars and wrinkles, eliminate excess hair, and generally improve a patient’s appearance.

About Dermatologist Internship

The internship is for undergraduate students interested in gaining experience in dermatology. These undergraduate internships do not involve patient care and instead focus on research or data entry.

Dermatologists are typically employed in medical offices rather than hospitals. They can work as solo practitioners or as part of a group practice.

Responsibilities and Duties

Check below to find out more information about core duties for interns 

• As part of NC State’s Veterinary Hospital’s Dermatology Service, the intern will assist in the reception and care of companion with skin diseases. 

• The intern will lead weekly student rounds in dermatology.

• As a primary clinician, the dermatology intern will primarily treat patients with skin diseases under the guidance and supervision of senior NC State dermatology clinicians and residents (four days per week).

• One day per week will be spent in rounds (Dermatology Journal Club, Dermatopathology Rounds, Basic Science Reviews), teaching students, and/or consulting on cases seen by other hospital services.

During the internship  dermatology interns will also be expected to help teach senior veterinary students.

CSN Team