The phrase "a dermatology trainee" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who is in training to become a dermatologist, typically in a medical or educational context.
Example: "As a dermatology trainee, I am gaining valuable experience in diagnosing and treating skin conditions."
Alternatives: "a dermatology resident" or "a dermatology intern."
Primary presence of significant skin disease (defined as that which in the opinion of the investigators needed treatment or was identified as a patient concern) diagnosed clinically on full dermatological examination by a dermatologist or dermatology trainee.
All clinical examinations undertaken by a dermatologist or dermatology trainee; confirmatory laboratory testing was not undertaken but all significant clinical disease was reported to the general practitioner.
Lhermitte took her eldest daughter Yasmin to a dermatology appointment.
A questionnaire survey of dermatology trainees collated the experience and views on MSF, DOPS and mini-CEX [ 20].
Total number of nevi measured by physicians (dermatology trainees) was the strongest predictor of risk overall, increasing the AUC by 11% and reclassifying 39% of participants.
All case and control participants were invited to attend clinical skin examinations, which were conducted at dermatology clinics in Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne by dermatology trainees trained on the study protocol.
Cohen et al found that half of the dermatology trainees surveyed reported that learning points had been identified from the mini-CEX, and that feedback and learning were identified most frequently as positive aspects of the process [ 20].
Medical dermatology," Dr. Allan C. Halpern, chief of dermatology at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in Manhattan, said in a melanoma lecture at a dermatology conference this year.
Dr. Bhasin requested a dermatology consultation for a patient.
