Florida Dermatology and Dermatopathology Board Review Course

University of Florida

The University of Florida Department of Dermatology sponsors the annual Florida Dermatology & Dermatopathology Board Review Course. The purpose of this course is to provide senior dermatology residents with a focused review of dermatology and dermatopathology to aid participants in preparation for the American Board of Dermatology’s APPLIED Certification Exam.

This Dermatology & Dermatopathology Board Review Course is a comprehensive regimen that is similar to the Dermatology Board Exam. It is meant to be a broad review of possible topics that could appear on the exam. The dermatology portion of the course focuses on high yield dermatology topics, including but not limited to basic science, basement membrane biology, dermatological manifestation of internal disease, hair and nail biology/disorders, pediatric dermatology, pharmacology, contact dermatitis, and pediatric dermatology.

In the dermatopathology portion of the course, participants examine over 100 digital microscopic slides in a self-test format followed by a review of all the slides examined.

Please note:  We are neither affiliated with nor represent the American Board of Dermatology.  For information about exam dates or other test questions, please refer to the ABD website or your program director.

What is new for 2024?

We are excited to offer the 2024 Dermatology Board Review Course as an online series of recorded lectures, quizzes, and a digital pathology repository. In total we have 16 speakers who have produced over 25 hours of newly recorded video lectures. Our talented speakers have also created approximately 300 practice questions for self-study. All of these lectures are tailored to be applicable to the APPLIED Certification Exam.

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2024 Course Materials

  • We are excited to offer the 2024 Dermatology Board Review Course as an online series of recorded lectures, quizzes with images, digital pathology repositories, and evaluations.

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