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Virginia: dermatology practice owner profile

Licensing, CME, wages, training programs and large groups for dermatology owners operating or expanding in Virginia.

At a glance

ItemDetail
Physician licensingVirginia licensure guide
CME requirement30 hours every 2 years (official rules)
Wage dataVirginia salary data from BLS
ACGME residency and fellowship programs7
Large Medicare-enrolled groups in our directory5
Group overviewVirginia group overview

Accredited training programs in Virginia

7 ACGME-accredited dermatology programs in Virginia train the residents and fellows who become your future hires.

  • Carilion Clinic- Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine Program (ROANOKE), Dermatology
  • HCA Healthcare LewisGale Hospital- Montgomery/VCOM Program (Blacksburg), Dermatology
  • Old Dominion University Program (Norfolk), Dermatology
  • University of Virginia Medical Center Program (Charlottesville), Dermatology
  • University of Virginia Medical Center Program (Charlottesville), Micrographic surgery and dermatologic oncology
  • University of Virginia Medical Center Program (Charlottesville), Dermatopathology (multidisciplinary)
  • Virginia Commonwealth University Health System Program (Richmond), Dermatology

Largest dermatology groups based in Virginia

The 5 largest Virginia groups in our directory, ranked by Medicare-enrolled dermatology clinicians in CMS data.

Next steps

Owners weighing a sale, partnership or new location in Virginia can start with the practice valuation calculator, browse the Owner Resource Library, or email Richard@DoctorsInvestorClub.com.

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