Assessing workload, compensation, and burnout in academic dermatology: a national multi-institutional survey study

By afschroeder • February 17, 2026

Brinks AL, Lawrence CN, Kearney CA, Maas D, Gillespie C, Adotama P, Senna M, Bordone L, Hordinsky M, Farah R, Aguh C, Mesinkovska N, Colavincenzo M, Mayo T, Krueger L, Elbuluk N, Okoye G, Strowd L, McMichael A, Goh C, Modanlo N, Lo Sicco KI. Assessing workload, compensation, and burnout in academic dermatology: a national multi-institutional survey study. Int J Womens Dermatol. 2026 Feb 11;12(1):e252. doi: 10.1097/JW9.0000000000000252. PMID: 41695647; PMCID: PMC12900213.

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