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Thoughts on the top Mohs Fellowship Programs?
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I agree with Penn and Z&B. I’d add MUSC as well, at least from reconstruction standpoint. Minnesota?Penn
Z&B
Mayo
Case Western
OHSU
Maybe Morthwestern/UTSW too?
Not sure who’s still at Case after Knackstedt left. Don’t agree at all on Northwestern.
I think it depends a bit on what you want to do. Complex reconstruction? Research? Lots of early operative exposure? There’s a small handful of “top” places, a few outright bad ones, and then most of the rest will give solid, if not exemplary, training.
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What's Z and B?
zitelli and brodlandWhat's Z and B?
How about the more "academically prestigious" programs like Harvard, Yale, UPenn, MSK, MDA, or JHU?MUSC has had their fellow quit a few times, most recently in 2022.
Agree with Minnesota with Ian Maher. Case Western has Jeremy Bordeaux.
Penn, Z&B, and possibly Mayo are the ones that stand out to me. Although that may change with Zitelli winding down.
Penn is probably the only one of the prestigious places you listed that lives up to its name. Chris Miller has built the place up like crazy. BWH...maybe.
Harvard - BWH does a lot of good research in SCC but has a 2 year fellowship and lots of scut I have heard. MGH not so much - lots of SIH with limited recon.
Yale - also does a lot of SIH and have heard it is toxic
MSK - limited recon due to patients wanting plastic surgery recon instead due to Manhattan. Lots of scut I have heard.
MDA - have heard about conflicting personalities among the surgeons and lots of scut for fellow. Migden did seminal work on PD-1 for SCC though.
JHU - just started their fellowship and their program only has junior faculty
Harvard - BWH does a lot of good research in SCC but has a 2 year fellowship and lots of scut I have heard. MGH not so much - lots of SIH with limited recon.
Yale - also does a lot of SIH and have heard it is toxic
MSK - limited recon due to patients wanting plastic surgery recon instead due to Manhattan. Lots of scut I have heard.
MDA - have heard about conflicting personalities among the surgeons and lots of scut for fellow. Migden did seminal work on PD-1 for SCC though.
JHU - just started their fellowship and their program only has junior faculty
What happened to the fellows who quit? Do they just join another fellowship, or rematch the following year?MUSC has had their fellow quit a few times, most recently in 2022.
Agree with Minnesota with Ian Maher. Case Western has Jeremy Bordeaux.
Penn, Z&B, and possibly Mayo are the ones that stand out to me. Although that may change with Zitelli winding down.