Strategies for Success in Private Practice and Academia

If you are passionate about advancing your practice but also dedicated to continuous education and knowledge dissemination, join us for "Strategies for Success in Private Practice and Academia," hosted by, Valerie Callender, MD, and Lauren Payne, MD.

Discover the synergies between thriving in private practice and making meaningful strides in academia. Dr. Callender and Dr. Payne will delve into proven strategies that empower dermatologists to excel on both fronts. Gain insights into the delicate balance of managing a successful practice while actively contributing to the academic landscape.

See how Aerolase lasers play a pivotal role in amplifying success. Learn how these cutting-edge technologies enhance dermatological procedures and serve as catalysts for practice growth. Uncover the unique ways Aerolase lasers open doors to academia, creating opportunities to educate and continue your education.

Key Topics To Be Discussed:

• Uncover key principles for private practice success
• Navigate the intersection of private practice and academia seamlessly
• Explore revenue-generating avenues through clinical studies, seminars and hosted events
• Understand the transformative impact of Aerolase lasers on practice expansion

Presented by Valerie D. Callender, MD, FAAD

Board-certified dermatologist who is known for her sensitive and cutting-edge approach to the management of hair loss in women and the treatment of pigmentation disorders. Dr. Callender has performed leadership roles in many dermatological organizations, including the Women’s Dermatologic Society and the Skin of Color Society.

Presented by Lauren C. Payne, MD, MS, FAAD

A board-certified dermatologist with a direct focus on patient care and specialty training in skin of color. Dr. Payne is currently an Assistant Clinical Faculty of Dermatology at George Washington (GW) University and Howard University.   She is also proud to serve our military veterans in her role as Director of Teledermatology at the Washington DC VA hospital. She enjoys mentoring and teaching dermatology residents and pre-med students and is Vice President of The Comprehensive Medical Mentoring Program.

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