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How long does it take to build up to your own practice in dermatology

If I become a dermatologist I would stay in Massachusetts because they are needed here. #dermatology #dermatologist #medicine #doctor

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Traci’s Answer

Hi Anna!

I'm sure you already know that to become a dermatologist you will have to complete 12 years of post-secondary education/training - four years in a bachelor's degree program, four years of medical school and four years in a residency. All of this experience will help you determine if you want to start your own practice, and what will be needed to set yourself up for success.

I found this interesting and very specific website for those who want to start their own dermatology practice: https://www.modmed.com/newderms/. Check it out to learn all the different facets of starting your own medical business. I wish you all the best!
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Andres’s Answer

usually a good idea to join a group practice first. Get your name out there. If you have the resources to invest in solo practice then you should be good
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