Membership Information

Membership in ASPD in some form - Fellow or associate - is available to podiatrists with a special interest in and commitment to dermatology. Fellow membership is conferred upon those who are in the APMA and who have met relevant criteria recognized by the ASPD Board.

 

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The ASPD is participating in the APMA National Meeting in

Boston 2011. Please join us on July 31 for the Dermatology Track 10 am - 12 pm and a Case Review from 1pm - 2 pm

ASPD is an education, research and advocacy organization which promotes understanding of the skin and nail diseases with respect to the foot.
 
Contact ASPD at:

jmorse@dermfoot.com
3301 New Mexico Ave
NW #228
Washington, DC 20016
202-966-4811
Fax: 202-686-0932
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Cherry Blossom Seminar 2012

 

Will be in October 2012 (we are working out

hotel issues at this time). It will be the first 

or third weekend - 10/6-7   or 10/20-21

 

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Cherry Blossom Seminar 2013 - will be at our 

regular time in April / May 

 

 

 

The Mirror - The ASPD Newsletter - Summer 2009

 

See Article in UK Podiatry Now Journal !!!!

 

2011 Membership Renewal Form

 

 

 

In The News:

 

Lasers and Onychomycosis - Wall Street Journal Article

Read the Article

 

 

 

Mission Statement


The American Society of Podiatric Dermatology's mission is to provide timely access to the latest data in the area of podiatric dermatology so physicians may increase the quality of care for their patients.

The mission of the ASPD is to acquire and disseminate knowledge about normal and pathologic dermatologic issues of the foot. This includes support and facilitation of research and education on the basic science, clinical, and pathologic aspects of the skin and nail unit.

  1. Increase overall awareness regarding skin and nail diseases.
  2. Promote and enhance education regarding skin and nail disorders.
  3. Provide educational programs and materials regarding skin and nail disorders of the foot for physicians and other health care professionals.
  4. Assist health care professionals in the diagnosis and management of difficult skin and nail disorders of the foot.
  5. Provide educational materials and programs regarding prevention and recognition of skin and nail disorders of the foot to the lay public.
  6. Increase the quantity and distribution of both scientific and general publications related to dermatologic issues.
  7. Promote research related to skin and nail diseases of the foot.

 

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