Professional role
Chair of the Department of Dermatology[1]
MD
engagement in AI, digital dermatopathology, new techniques in surgery, the Center for Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery, cross-disciplinary research, and exceptional education programs
Reviewed sources document Education record: applied for and was accepted to the dermatology residency, Education record: completed an internal medicine residency at Mayo Clinic, Education record: completed four years of training in internal medicine in Dublin, and Education record: graduated from the Royal College of Surgeons, plus 1 more training record.
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Mark Davis, M.D. (he/him) Dr. Mark Davis is the Chair of the Department of Dermatology. He hails from Ireland where he graduated from the Royal College of Surgeons and then completed four years of training in internal medicine in Dublin. Mayo Clinic has a massive international name in Ireland, and wanting to get the best further training he could, he moved to Minnesota and completed an internal medicine residency at Mayo Clinic. He then decided on a career in dermatology and applied for and was accepted to the dermatology residency and additionally, the clinician investigator track with two years of training in research. In 1997, he joined the consultant staff at Mayo Clinic. The years have flown by! Outside of work, Dr. Davis enjoys meeting colleagues at national and international meetings, traveling the world to see family and friends, CrossFit at 5 a.m. (when he can make it), skiing, music of all kinds, and theater (which is incidentally terrific in Minneapolis). What's the best thing about our work? Working with great colleagues not only in dermatology but across disciplines is what inspires me daily. We see patients from every walk of life with conditions that vary from straightforward to complex and life-threatening. If you need help with any aspect of care or to get the opinions of colleagues, they are available. There are so many exciting things happening in the department to move our discipline forward, including engagement in AI, digital dermatopathology, new techniques in surgery, the Center for Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery, cross-disciplinary research, and exceptional education programs. All with a firm focus on the needs of the patient being central to everything we do. What do you enjoy about working with residents/fellows? One of the very best things about my job is being able to interact with our amazing residents and fellows. They're an inspiration to all of us - they're talented and brilliant individuals, and it's so marvelous to witness their development between the first day of their training to their graduation as fully-fledged dermatologists and subspecialists. Along the way, they inspire us, challenge us, and add joy to our days. View full profile[1]
applied for and was accepted to the dermatology residency[1]
completed an internal medicine residency at Mayo Clinic[1]
completed four years of training in internal medicine in Dublin[1]
graduated from the Royal College of Surgeons[1]
the clinician investigator track with two years of training in research[1]
engagement in AI, digital dermatopathology, new techniques in surgery, the Center for Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery, cross-disciplinary research, and exceptional education programs[1]
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Degree: M.D.
Mark Davis, M.D. (he/him) Dr. Mark Davis is the Chair of the Department of Dermatology. He hails from Ireland where he graduated from the Royal College of Surgeons and then completed four years of training in internal medicine in Dublin. Mayo Clinic has a massive international name in Ireland, and wanting to get the best further training he could, he moved to Minnesota and completed an internal medicine residency at Mayo Clinic. He then decided on a career in dermatology and applied for and was accepted to the dermatology residency and additionally, the clinician investigator track with two years of training in research. In 1997, he joined the consultant staff at Mayo Clinic. The years have flown by! Outside of work, Dr. Davis enjoys meeting colleagues at national and international meetings, traveling the world to see family and friends, CrossFit at 5 a.m. (when he can make it), skiing, music of all kinds, and theater (which is incidentally terrific in Minneapolis). What's the best thing about our work? Working with great colleagues not only in dermatology but across disciplines is what inspires me daily. We see patients from every walk of life with conditions that vary from straightforward to complex and life-threatening. If you need help with any aspect of care or to get the opinions of colleagues, they are available. There are so many exciting things happening in the department to move our discipline forward, including engagement in AI, digital dermatopathology, new techniques in surgery, the Center for Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery, cross-disciplinary research, and exceptional education programs. All with a firm focus on the needs of the patient being central to everything we do. What do you enjoy about working with residents/fellows? One of the very best things about my job is being able to interact with our amazing residents and fellows. They're an inspiration to all of us - they're talented and brilliant individuals, and it's so marvelous to witness their development between the first day of their training to their graduation as fully-fledged dermatologists and subspecialists. Along the way, they inspire us, challenge us, and add joy to our days. View full profile
Education record: applied for and was accepted to the dermatology residency
Mark Davis, M.D. (he/him) Dr. Mark Davis is the Chair of the Department of Dermatology. He hails from Ireland where he graduated from the Royal College of Surgeons and then completed four years of training in internal medicine in Dublin. Mayo Clinic has a massive international name in Ireland, and wanting to get the best further training he could, he moved to Minnesota and completed an internal medicine residency at Mayo Clinic. He then decided on a career in dermatology and applied for and was accepted to the dermatology residency and additionally, the clinician investigator track with two years of training in research. In 1997, he joined the consultant staff at Mayo Clinic. The years have flown by! Outside of work, Dr. Davis enjoys meeting colleagues at national and international meetings, traveling the world to see family and friends, CrossFit at 5 a.m. (when he can make it), skiing, music of all kinds, and theater (which is incidentally terrific in Minneapolis). What's the best thing about our work? Working with great colleagues not only in dermatology but across disciplines is what inspires me daily. We see patients from every walk of life with conditions that vary from straightforward to complex and life-threatening. If you need help with any aspect of care or to get the opinions of colleagues, they are available. There are so many exciting things happening in the department to move our discipline forward, including engagement in AI, digital dermatopathology, new techniques in surgery, the Center for Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery, cross-disciplinary research, and exceptional education programs. All with a firm focus on the needs of the patient being central to everything we do. What do you enjoy about working with residents/fellows? One of the very best things about my job is being able to interact with our amazing residents and fellows. They're an inspiration to all of us - they're talented and brilliant individuals, and it's so marvelous to witness their development between the first day of their training to their graduation as fully-fledged dermatologists and subspecialists. Along the way, they inspire us, challenge us, and add joy to our days. View full profile
Education record: completed an internal medicine residency at Mayo Clinic
Mark Davis, M.D. (he/him) Dr. Mark Davis is the Chair of the Department of Dermatology. He hails from Ireland where he graduated from the Royal College of Surgeons and then completed four years of training in internal medicine in Dublin. Mayo Clinic has a massive international name in Ireland, and wanting to get the best further training he could, he moved to Minnesota and completed an internal medicine residency at Mayo Clinic. He then decided on a career in dermatology and applied for and was accepted to the dermatology residency and additionally, the clinician investigator track with two years of training in research. In 1997, he joined the consultant staff at Mayo Clinic. The years have flown by! Outside of work, Dr. Davis enjoys meeting colleagues at national and international meetings, traveling the world to see family and friends, CrossFit at 5 a.m. (when he can make it), skiing, music of all kinds, and theater (which is incidentally terrific in Minneapolis). What's the best thing about our work? Working with great colleagues not only in dermatology but across disciplines is what inspires me daily. We see patients from every walk of life with conditions that vary from straightforward to complex and life-threatening. If you need help with any aspect of care or to get the opinions of colleagues, they are available. There are so many exciting things happening in the department to move our discipline forward, including engagement in AI, digital dermatopathology, new techniques in surgery, the Center for Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery, cross-disciplinary research, and exceptional education programs. All with a firm focus on the needs of the patient being central to everything we do. What do you enjoy about working with residents/fellows? One of the very best things about my job is being able to interact with our amazing residents and fellows. They're an inspiration to all of us - they're talented and brilliant individuals, and it's so marvelous to witness their development between the first day of their training to their graduation as fully-fledged dermatologists and subspecialists. Along the way, they inspire us, challenge us, and add joy to our days. View full profile
Education record: completed four years of training in internal medicine in Dublin
Mark Davis, M.D. (he/him) Dr. Mark Davis is the Chair of the Department of Dermatology. He hails from Ireland where he graduated from the Royal College of Surgeons and then completed four years of training in internal medicine in Dublin. Mayo Clinic has a massive international name in Ireland, and wanting to get the best further training he could, he moved to Minnesota and completed an internal medicine residency at Mayo Clinic. He then decided on a career in dermatology and applied for and was accepted to the dermatology residency and additionally, the clinician investigator track with two years of training in research. In 1997, he joined the consultant staff at Mayo Clinic. The years have flown by! Outside of work, Dr. Davis enjoys meeting colleagues at national and international meetings, traveling the world to see family and friends, CrossFit at 5 a.m. (when he can make it), skiing, music of all kinds, and theater (which is incidentally terrific in Minneapolis). What's the best thing about our work? Working with great colleagues not only in dermatology but across disciplines is what inspires me daily. We see patients from every walk of life with conditions that vary from straightforward to complex and life-threatening. If you need help with any aspect of care or to get the opinions of colleagues, they are available. There are so many exciting things happening in the department to move our discipline forward, including engagement in AI, digital dermatopathology, new techniques in surgery, the Center for Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery, cross-disciplinary research, and exceptional education programs. All with a firm focus on the needs of the patient being central to everything we do. What do you enjoy about working with residents/fellows? One of the very best things about my job is being able to interact with our amazing residents and fellows. They're an inspiration to all of us - they're talented and brilliant individuals, and it's so marvelous to witness their development between the first day of their training to their graduation as fully-fledged dermatologists and subspecialists. Along the way, they inspire us, challenge us, and add joy to our days. View full profile
Education record: graduated from the Royal College of Surgeons
He hails from Ireland where he graduated from the Royal College of Surgeons
Education record: the clinician investigator track with two years of training in research
Mark Davis, M.D. (he/him) Dr. Mark Davis is the Chair of the Department of Dermatology. He hails from Ireland where he graduated from the Royal College of Surgeons and then completed four years of training in internal medicine in Dublin. Mayo Clinic has a massive international name in Ireland, and wanting to get the best further training he could, he moved to Minnesota and completed an internal medicine residency at Mayo Clinic. He then decided on a career in dermatology and applied for and was accepted to the dermatology residency and additionally, the clinician investigator track with two years of training in research. In 1997, he joined the consultant staff at Mayo Clinic. The years have flown by! Outside of work, Dr. Davis enjoys meeting colleagues at national and international meetings, traveling the world to see family and friends, CrossFit at 5 a.m. (when he can make it), skiing, music of all kinds, and theater (which is incidentally terrific in Minneapolis). What's the best thing about our work? Working with great colleagues not only in dermatology but across disciplines is what inspires me daily. We see patients from every walk of life with conditions that vary from straightforward to complex and life-threatening. If you need help with any aspect of care or to get the opinions of colleagues, they are available. There are so many exciting things happening in the department to move our discipline forward, including engagement in AI, digital dermatopathology, new techniques in surgery, the Center for Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery, cross-disciplinary research, and exceptional education programs. All with a firm focus on the needs of the patient being central to everything we do. What do you enjoy about working with residents/fellows? One of the very best things about my job is being able to interact with our amazing residents and fellows. They're an inspiration to all of us - they're talented and brilliant individuals, and it's so marvelous to witness their development between the first day of their training to their graduation as fully-fledged dermatologists and subspecialists. Along the way, they inspire us, challenge us, and add joy to our days. View full profile
Identity: Mark Davis
Mark Davis, M.D. (he/him) Dr. Mark Davis is the Chair of the Department of Dermatology. He hails from Ireland where he graduated from the Royal College of Surgeons and then completed four years of training in internal medicine in Dublin. Mayo Clinic has a massive international name in Ireland, and wanting to get the best further training he could, he moved to Minnesota and completed an internal medicine residency at Mayo Clinic. He then decided on a career in dermatology and applied for and was accepted to the dermatology residency and additionally, the clinician investigator track with two years of training in research. In 1997, he joined the consultant staff at Mayo Clinic. The years have flown by! Outside of work, Dr. Davis enjoys meeting colleagues at national and international meetings, traveling the world to see family and friends, CrossFit at 5 a.m. (when he can make it), skiing, music of all kinds, and theater (which is incidentally terrific in Minneapolis). What's the best thing about our work? Working with great colleagues not only in dermatology but across disciplines is what inspires me daily. We see patients from every walk of life with conditions that vary from straightforward to complex and life-threatening. If you need help with any aspect of care or to get the opinions of colleagues, they are available. There are so many exciting things happening in the department to move our discipline forward, including engagement in AI, digital dermatopathology, new techniques in surgery, the Center for Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery, cross-disciplinary research, and exceptional education programs. All with a firm focus on the needs of the patient being central to everything we do. What do you enjoy about working with residents/fellows? One of the very best things about my job is being able to interact with our amazing residents and fellows. They're an inspiration to all of us - they're talented and brilliant individuals, and it's so marvelous to witness their development between the first day of their training to their graduation as fully-fledged dermatologists and subspecialists. Along the way, they inspire us, challenge us, and add joy to our days. View full profile
Professional role: Chair of the Department of Dermatology
Mark Davis, M.D. (he/him) Dr. Mark Davis is the Chair of the Department of Dermatology. He hails from Ireland where he graduated from the Royal College of Surgeons and then completed four years of training in internal medicine in Dublin. Mayo Clinic has a massive international name in Ireland, and wanting to get the best further training he could, he moved to Minnesota and completed an internal medicine residency at Mayo Clinic. He then decided on a career in dermatology and applied for and was accepted to the dermatology residency and additionally, the clinician investigator track with two years of training in research. In 1997, he joined the consultant staff at Mayo Clinic. The years have flown by! Outside of work, Dr. Davis enjoys meeting colleagues at national and international meetings, traveling the world to see family and friends, CrossFit at 5 a.m. (when he can make it), skiing, music of all kinds, and theater (which is incidentally terrific in Minneapolis). What's the best thing about our work? Working with great colleagues not only in dermatology but across disciplines is what inspires me daily. We see patients from every walk of life with conditions that vary from straightforward to complex and life-threatening. If you need help with any aspect of care or to get the opinions of colleagues, they are available. There are so many exciting things happening in the department to move our discipline forward, including engagement in AI, digital dermatopathology, new techniques in surgery, the Center for Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery, cross-disciplinary research, and exceptional education programs. All with a firm focus on the needs of the patient being central to everything we do. What do you enjoy about working with residents/fellows? One of the very best things about my job is being able to interact with our amazing residents and fellows. They're an inspiration to all of us - they're talented and brilliant individuals, and it's so marvelous to witness their development between the first day of their training to their graduation as fully-fledged dermatologists and subspecialists. Along the way, they inspire us, challenge us, and add joy to our days. View full profile
Professional role: Mark Davis, M.D. (he/him) Dr. Mark Davis is the Chair of the Department of Dermatology. He hails from Ireland where he graduated from the Royal College of Surgeons and then completed four years of training in internal medicine in Dublin. Mayo Clinic has a massive international name in Ireland, and wanting to get the best further training he could, he moved to Minnesota and completed an internal medicine residency at Mayo Clinic. He then decided on a career in dermatology and applied for and was accepted to the dermatology residency and additionally, the clinician investigator track with two years of training in research. In 1997, he joined the consultant staff at Mayo Clinic. The years have flown by! Outside of work, Dr. Davis enjoys meeting colleagues at national and international meetings, traveling the world to see family and friends, CrossFit at 5 a.m. (when he can make it), skiing, music of all kinds, and theater (which is incidentally terrific in Minneapolis). What's the best thing about our work? Working with great colleagues not only in dermatology but across disciplines is what inspires me daily. We see patients from every walk of life with conditions that vary from straightforward to complex and life-threatening. If you need help with any aspect of care or to get the opinions of colleagues, they are available. There are so many exciting things happening in the department to move our discipline forward, including engagement in AI, digital dermatopathology, new techniques in surgery, the Center for Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery, cross-disciplinary research, and exceptional education programs. All with a firm focus on the needs of the patient being central to everything we do. What do you enjoy about working with residents/fellows? One of the very best things about my job is being able to interact with our amazing residents and fellows. They're an inspiration to all of us - they're talented and brilliant individuals, and it's so marvelous to witness their development between the first day of their training to their graduation as fully-fledged dermatologists and subspecialists. Along the way, they inspire us, challenge us, and add joy to our days. View full profile
Mark Davis, M.D. (he/him) Dr. Mark Davis is the Chair of the Department of Dermatology. He hails from Ireland where he graduated from the Royal College of Surgeons and then completed four years of training in internal medicine in Dublin. Mayo Clinic has a massive international name in Ireland, and wanting to get the best further training he could, he moved to Minnesota and completed an internal medicine residency at Mayo Clinic. He then decided on a career in dermatology and applied for and was accepted to the dermatology residency and additionally, the clinician investigator track with two years of training in research. In 1997, he joined the consultant staff at Mayo Clinic. The years have flown by! Outside of work, Dr. Davis enjoys meeting colleagues at national and international meetings, traveling the world to see family and friends, CrossFit at 5 a.m. (when he can make it), skiing, music of all kinds, and theater (which is incidentally terrific in Minneapolis). What's the best thing about our work? Working with great colleagues not only in dermatology but across disciplines is what inspires me daily. We see patients from every walk of life with conditions that vary from straightforward to complex and life-threatening. If you need help with any aspect of care or to get the opinions of colleagues, they are available. There are so many exciting things happening in the department to move our discipline forward, including engagement in AI, digital dermatopathology, new techniques in surgery, the Center for Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery, cross-disciplinary research, and exceptional education programs. All with a firm focus on the needs of the patient being central to everything we do. What do you enjoy about working with residents/fellows? One of the very best things about my job is being able to interact with our amazing residents and fellows. They're an inspiration to all of us - they're talented and brilliant individuals, and it's so marvelous to witness their development between the first day of their training to their graduation as fully-fledged dermatologists and subspecialists. Along the way, they inspire us, challenge us, and add joy to our days. View full profile
Research interests: engagement in AI, digital dermatopathology, new techniques in surgery, the Center for Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery, cross-disciplinary research, and exceptional education programs
including engagement in AI, digital dermatopathology, new techniques in surgery, the Center for Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery, cross-disciplinary research, and exceptional education programs