Twitter for Derm Practices: Why You Need It
For small businesses, Twitter is sometimes viewed as a “second-tier” social network, lagging behind more readily engaging platforms like Facebook or even LinkedIn . And despite falling behind those networks in stock market value, Twitter is in the headlines every single day, often as a conduit for newsworthy statements from celebrities, haphazard politicians, high-profile organizations, et …
For small businesses, Twitter is sometimes viewed as a “second-tier” social network, lagging behind more readily engaging platforms like Facebook or even LinkedIn . And despite falling behind those networks in stock market value, Twitter is in the headlines every single day, often as a conduit for newsworthy statements from celebrities, haphazard politicians, high-profile organizations, et … Continue reading "Twitter for Derm Practices: Why You Need It"
We are living at a time of unprecedented access to information.
Anyone with an internet connection can access vast amounts of knowledge with little effort. While this change has had broad implications for society at large, its impact is especially felt in medicine and science. Clinical questions we might encounter on a day to day basis may now be answered with a simple google search. The li … 
Please join us for one - or all four of the latest webinar series from Next Steps in Derm! Details are below!
November 22nd, 7pm ET
Title: Epidermal Stem Cells: Their Role in Wound Healing and Skin Regeneration
Presenter: Kavita Beri, MD
[caption id="attachment_3235" align="alignnone" width="353"] Dr. Kavita Beri[/caption]
Concept of Regenerative Medicine & Regenera … 
Dear Derm Authority: What is new in digital marketing?
There are some major changes that have come out recently in the world of digital marketing and social media that will assist with the promotion of your dermatology practice.
Here is the breakdown:
Facebook - Facebook now offers stories that disappear within 24 hours similar to those of Snapchat and Instagram. This enables people to … 
Your CV is your advocate.
It documents and credentials your accomplishments for someone who has never met you. It’s your pitch for an interview. Many hiring physicians are reading your CV on their phone! It must be concise, precise and easy to follow.
The first step is to provide current contact information, phone, personal email and LinkedIn public profile.
Next, Resident/intern/fe … 