Jul 10, 2025

The practice of practice management

This afternoon, gain relevant expertise and resources that can take your dermatology business from surviving to thriving.

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C001 – Navigating Practice Management in Dermatology: Insights and Innovations
1–5 p.m. | Thursday, July 10
Grand Ballroom B

It’s no secret that people who own or manage a dermatology practice have a lot on their plate. This afternoon’s session, C001 – Navigating Practice Management in Dermatology: Insights and Innovations, will provide expert advice about the aspects of opening and operating a prosperous business as well as impactful clinical and technical updates.

Alexandra Flamm, MD, FAADRunning a successful practice involves a litany of tasks and considerations, such as managing prior authorizations, easing administrative burdens, and keeping up with shifting regulations and recommendations. Presentation highlights are expected to include instruction on:

Quality Payment Program
Coding tips and tricks
Telemedicine best practices
Artificial intelligence (AI) technology
Implementation of clinical trials
Burnout and techniques to cope

“Practice management is a key component to effectively caring for patients, supporting staff, and ensuring a thriving career,” said Alexandra Flamm, MD, FAAD. “This is an area that is constantly and often rapidly changing; therefore, understanding what is new and updated is of upmost importance.”

Dr. Flamm is associate professor of dermatology and residency program director at NYU Grossman School of Medicine. She is co-session director alongside George Han, MD, PhD, FAAD, who is associate professor of dermatology at Hofstra University’s Zucker School of Medicine in Hempstead, New York.

George Han, MD, PhD, FAAD“This session can help physicians improve their practice workflows, so they can spend less time on administrative tasks and challenges and more time with their patients,” Dr. Han said.

The course will also offer attendees an opportunity to bring their own practice management questions or concerns to the panel. The speaker lineup includes: Alina G. Bridges, DO, FAAD; Christopher M. DiMarco, MD, FAAD; Drew Arthur Emge, MD, MSc, FAAD; Elizabeth Jones, MD, FAAD; Faith McNicholas; and James S. Taylor, MD, FAAD.

The American Board of Dermatology (ABD) has approved the session for up to 40 Continuous Certification Program (CCP) Component 2 Self-Assessment points.