"This rotation is very helpful for those wishing to pursue Dermatology or Pathology. The preceptor is a very knowledgeable person who has a day filled with activities, including clinical interactions, microscopic review, and grossing. He is also active with research and is willing to help others get started on one. For those wanting to make an excellent impression for future residency programs, this is a good rotation to get involved in." - Ryan "If someone is interested in Pathology, this is a great rotation. The doctor takes great effort in making your rotation a success. He really cares for students." - Priya "The entire process of arranging and then participating in this rotation was smooth, timely and well structured. The doctor is a kind, wonderful and excellent teacher and pathologist in general. It was an exciting and intellectually stimulating month for me. I left the rotation feeling a lot more confident of my knowledge than when I started." -Yinka "The doctor is an excellent and dedicated professor, an expert in his field. He is always eager to teach, gives advice about how to improve yourself, demonstrates high ethical standards, cares about people, shares experiences, keeping the observer motivated, which makes him not only an extraordinary professor, but an exceptional human being." - Reniel "The doctor is one of best preceptors I have met. He has a very good medical knowledge in both dermatology and pathology has a unique way of teaching it to his students. He is provides us with useful feedback and give us valuable suggestions on how to improve further. Upon request, he also provided me with a case and material to write a case report and provided a feedback about it." - Akhila "Dedicated, caring, experienced, and passionate about his work. He has a lot of knowledge, and he knows how to share it with you in a gradual and easy way. He is not only an excellent physician but also an excellent person." - Santiago "It really depends on the style of your preceptor how much you are able to acquire from a 4-week rotation, especially for pathology. A good pathology preceptor would open a door for you towards an amazing world, by showing you how to read the story a slide is trying to tell, and teaching you how to hunt the subtle details and the minuscule culprits that might be causing the damages. The doctor is this type of preceptor. He is very supportive and conscious of student’s needs. There is no limitation for learning at his lab, and he always enjoys teaching and sharing. - Jihuan