Hi Chris, thank you so much for sharing your life as a dermatologist😁. I am also thinking to enter into dermatology specialty. Could I please ask if it is very competitive to get into dermatology specialty, and would a Master or PhD degree be a plus for getting into this specialty? If these degrees would be a plus, is it necessary to do a Master or PhD related to dermatology especially or it’s okay related to healthcare field (e.g., master of public health or PhD related to other specialties)? Sorry for asking so many questions😂 I am very confused currently, I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you very much.
Hello! Yes it is quite competitive to get j to dermatology training and a Master/PhD degree would certainly help. It is not essential though and you can still get into training even without one. I would recommend going for a dermatology related course rather than something generic if Dermatology is what you want. :)
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I love walkthrough sections! Great video. 😍
I enjoyed the video
Nice Video Dr Chris! To answer the Bot's question, I would say IL4 is an important cytokine in driving atopic dermatitis along with IL5 and IL13.
You are right! 😆
Hi Chris, thank you so much for sharing your life as a dermatologist😁. I am also thinking to enter into dermatology specialty. Could I please ask if it is very competitive to get into dermatology specialty, and would a Master or PhD degree be a plus for getting into this specialty? If these degrees would be a plus, is it necessary to do a Master or PhD related to dermatology especially or it’s okay related to healthcare field (e.g., master of public health or PhD related to other specialties)? Sorry for asking so many questions😂 I am very confused currently, I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you very much.
Hello! Yes it is quite competitive to get j to dermatology training and a Master/PhD degree would certainly help. It is not essential though and you can still get into training even without one. I would recommend going for a dermatology related course rather than something generic if Dermatology is what you want. :)
Hi which mic do you use?