The ExpertDerm™ Online Dermatology Fellowship Schedule of Events and Program Information

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Order Your Textbook

We are using the Andrew’s Diseases of the Skin, 14th Edition textbook as the foundation of our fellowship education program. If you haven’t already ordered your textbook, please do so here. Use this coupon to access our discount pricing: 70547AZOVA

If you purchased the digital version, you will receive a code inside of your book to activate the digital version of the book. If you purchased the hardcover copy with the digital version and need access to the digital version right away, please send an email to onboarding@azova.com and we will provide you will a coupon code that you can activate for the digital version of the book instantly.

Get Reading

We will cover approximately 18 pages per week, so make sure to stay on track with your reading and enjoy the learning experience! Please go here to see the reading schedule and be sure to keep up with us so you don’t miss anything!

Access the Dermatology Listserv

Once you have joined the fellowship, you will receive access to the ExpertDerm Listserv. You will receive an email notification when you are added. Download the AZOVA app, log in, and start learning the fun way–in real time with real cases with others who also want to learn. You can upload cases and start collaborating on dermatology cases right away!

Important: In the fellowship agreement, you have accepted our policy not to share identifiable photos. Please crop photos or edit them before you upload them if they contain identifiable features. In addition, don’t upload lab reports or other documents that include information such as names, dates of birth. The ExpertDerm Listserv system is HIPAA compliant, though we do want to avoid the sharing of PHI in the listserv itself. Your course instructors may upload identifiable photos, but they have obtained the required patient consent to do so. Please refer to the language on the Dermatology Listserv Participation Agreement that you signed upon enrollment for any questions you may have about this.

Calendar Invites

You will receive calendar invites for the initial eight weekly clinical intensive sessions AND for the monthly textbook and case review sessions. Be sure to accept these invites so they are on your calendar and so you don’t miss any important sessions. If you’re unable to attend a session, don’t worry – all sessions are recorded and uploaded to your learning center dashboard in AZOVA. You can access the learning center by logging in on a computer and click on the “Need help?” icon. You will see the option for “Learning Center there. All of your sessions and the course content is to be found there.

Clinical Intensives with CLMD Protocols

Our Initial session will begin with our first Clinical Intensive. There will be eight WEEKLY clinical intensives that run simultaneously with the twelve MONTHLY textbook and case review sessions. The clinical intensive sessions will cover acne, eczema, allergic contact dermatitis (eyelid, lip, hand, shoe and foot dermatitis), rosacea, seborrheic dermatitis, hair loss, melasma and more. These sessions are all based upon protocols that incorporate the CLMD Sensitive Skincare protocols with customized prescription compounds prepared in the patented CLMD compounding bases. These are the conditions you will be able to treat and manage through your own teledermatology clinic.

Initial Proficiency Exam & Credentialing

After eight weeks, you can take the initial proficiency exam and apply to be credentialed through AZOVA. Credentialing includes an online application, license verification, a telephone interview and a network agreement. Once you’re credentialed, you will receive your own teledermatology clinic and an account manager who will teach you how to use the software. From here, you’ll be ready to see patients!

Start Seeing Dermatology Patients

When you pass the proficiency exam and complete credentialing, we will set up your personalized teledermatology clinic, allowing you to start seeing dermatology patients online. You will be assigned a personal account manager who will get you trained and comfortable using the technology before you get started.

Please note: AZOVA does not provide collaborating physicians for nurse practitioners or physician assistants. If a collaborator or supervising physician is required in your state, you will be required to share your collaboration agreement with AZOVA prior to your teledermatology clinic being activated. In some circumstances, AZOVA may be able to provide a collaborator for you, but in general this is not a service that we provide for fellowship participants.

Earn Income

You’ll receive payment for every telederm visit you complete, plus you’ll make 25% of the sale price of any CLMD products that your telederm patients purchase from the orders you send for your patients. You will not be paid for prescriptions. We’ll review all the details with you once your clinic is live.

A Free Give for You and Offer CLMD Products in Your Practice

We’ve made your fellowship even better with a welcome gift of $200 worth of your choice of CLMD products. In your welcome email, you should have received a link to schedule a call with a CLMD account manager to get your coupon. Go to CLMD to get up to $200 of any CLMD products of your choice. In addition, you can choose to carry and distribute the CLMD products in your own office. If you would like to set up a wholesale account, please book a call with your CLMD account rep here. You can also send an email to orders@clmd.com. Our team will reach out to you to get you set up and comfortable recommending these products.

2025 ExpertDerm™ Dermatology Fellowship Schedule

April 2025 Cohort

Begins on April 2nd. All sessions starts at 6PM MST.

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Week 1
April 2, 2025

Intro and Acne (Clinical Session with CLMD)

Week 2
April 8, 2025

Atopic Dermatitis (Clinical Session with CLMD)

Week 3A
April 15, 2025

Allergic Contact Dermatitis

Week 3B
April 17, 2025

Textbook review and live case review session

Week 4
April 22, 2025

Perioral Dermatitis and Seborrheic Dermatitis (Clinical Session with CLMD)

Week 5
April 29, 2025

Pigmentation, Melasma, Age Prevention (Clinical Session with CLMD)

Week 6
May 6, 2025

Hair Loss (Clinical Session with CLMD)

Week 7A
May 13, 2025

Psoriasis (Clinical Session with CLMD)

Week 7B
May 19, 2025

2nd textbook review and live case review session

Week 8
May 20, 2025

Teledermatology regulations and technology how to (Clinical Session with CLMD)

Week 9
June 19, 2025

3rd textbook review and live case review session

Week 10
July 17, 2025

4th textbook review and live case review session

Week 11
August 21, 2025

5th textbook review and live case review session

Week 12
September 18, 2025

6th textbook review and live case review session

Week 13
October 23, 2025

7th textbook review and live case review session

Week 14
November 20, 2025

8th textbook review and live case review session

Week 15
December 18, 2025

9th textbook review and live case review session

Week 16
January 22, 2026

10th textbook review and live case review session

Week 17
February 19, 2026

11th textbook review and live case review session

Week 18
March 19, 2026

12th textbook review and live case review session

If you enrolled in the ExpertDerm Dermatology Fellowship before this event, check your inbox for your unique session link.
If you can’t find it, please reach out to us on the ListServ for assistance.

Monthly Reading Schedule

Week 1

Wk 1: Pages 1-21
Wk 2: Pages 22–42
Wk 3: Pages 43–63
Wk 4: Pages 64–85

May 2025

Wk 5: Pages 86–106
Wk 6: Pages 107–126
Wk 7: Pages 127–144
Wk 8: Pages 145–161

June 2025

Wk 9: Pages 162–182
Wk 10: Pages 183–203
Wk 11: Pages 204–224
Wk 12: Pages 225–245

July 2025

Wk 13: Pages 246–266
Wk 14: Pages 267–287
Wk 15: Pages 288–307
Wk 16: Pages 308–327

August 2025

Wk 17: Pages 328–347
Wk 18: Pages 348–367
Wk 19: Pages 368–387
Wk 20: Pages 388–411

September 2025

Wk 21: Pages 412–431
Wk 22: Pages 432–451
Wk 23: Pages 452–471
Wk 24: Pages 472–496

October 2025

Wk 25: Pages 497–520
Wk 26: Pages 521–544
Wk 27: Pages 545–567
Wk 28: Pages 568–588

November 2025

Wk 29: Pages 589–608
Wk 30: Pages 609–628
Wk 31: Pages 629–648
Wk 32: Pages 649–660

December 2025

Wk 33: Pages 661–680
Wk 34: Pages 681–700
Wk 35: Pages 701–720
Wk 36: Pages 721–736

January 2026

Wk 37: Pages 737–756
Wk 38: Pages 757–776
Wk 39: Pages 777–796
Wk 40: Pages 797–807

Febuary 2026

Wk 41: Pages 808–828
Wk 42: Pages 829–849
Wk 43: Pages 850–869
Wk 44: Pages 870–889

March 2026

Wk 45: Pages 890–912
Wk 46: Pages 913–935
Wk 47: Pages 936–957
Wk 48: Pages 958–975

Frequently asked questions

Who is eligible for this program?

This program is open to healthcare providers who want to learn proficiency in dermatology and provide dermatologic care for their patients. Prescribers (physicians, nurse practitioners and physician assistants) and non-prescribers (nurses, estheticians or others) can participate. The program is particularly well-suited to Nurse Practitioners (NPs), Physician Assistants (PAs), and physicians (MD or DO) who want to integrate dermatology into their current practice. For prescribers, this program is especially well-suited for those who have completed training, are licensed and actively practicing medicine in another specialty but want to add dermatology to the services offered or who want to get a job in dermtology, but need training to do so. For non-prescribers such as nurses or estheticians, you can participate in the fellowship program and will learn the spectrum of diseases of the skin, hair, and nails as well. You will also have access to the live dermatology listserv where you can learn from all other participants and can also upload questions. Non-prescribers can also distribute the CLMD products to your own clients, but you cannot participate in the telemedicine program. We do offer a prescriber collaboration program where you can work with a graduate of the fellowship as a prescriber to assist with any prescription needs you may have for your own clients.

What will I learn in the program?

The program is a comprehensive, year-long program designed to provide both foundational knowledge and advanced clinical skills. Throughout the program, you will learn the full spectrum of diseases of the skin, hair and nails. By the end of the first eight weeks, prescribers will be able to comfortably diagnose, treat, and manage a wide range of dermatological conditions using the CLMD compounding protocols and products. The conditions you will be able to manage by week eight include:

Acne
Teenage Acne
Adult/hormonal Acne
Folliculitis
Malassezia folliculitis (fungal acne)
Gram negative folliculitis
Eczema
Atopic dermatitis
Allergic Contact Dermatitis
Eyelid dermatitis
Hand Dermatitis
Lip Dermatitis
Shoe/foot dermatitis
Rosacea
Erythematotelangiectatic rosacea
Acne rosacea
Granulomatous rosacea (including ocular rosacea)
Perioral Dermatitis
Seborrheic dermatitis
Melasma and Pigmentation
Hair Loss
Age Prevention

In addition to these conditions, you’ll receive training in patient care protocols, telemedicine integration, and how to use CLMD’s trusted products and treatment plans. As the program progresses, you’ll also have access to ongoing case studies and mentorship from industry experts.

How long is this program?

The program lasts for one year. The first 8 weeks are focused on foundational training through online didactic sessions, where you’ll gain the skills to start treating patients using your own telemedicine clinic. After the first 8 weeks, you will continue your learning with monthly courses, case studies, and ongoing mentorship for the remainder of the year.

How is the curriculum and program structured?

There are FIVE parts to the program:

Part 1 (Initial 8 weeks): Become an expert in conditions that are managed with the CLMD protocols and products. We will focus on foundational knowledge where you will complete 8 online training modules that cover key dermatological conditions and how to treat them using the patented CLMD products and proprietary protocols. At the end of this phase, prescribers can take the proficiency exam and, when you pass it, will receive your own teledermatology clinic where you can start treating patients through telemedicine. You must complete credentialing by AZOVA to participate in the teledermatology program.
Part 2: (Also starts in month 1): Learn the full spectrum of diseases of the skin, hair and nails. We will use a leading dermatology textbook, ‘Andrew’s Diseases of the Skin: Clinical Dermatology 14th Edition’ as the basis of the fellowship. You will receive the syllabus at the beginning of your fellowship to guide you in the monthly textbook review content. We will hold monthly textbook review with integrated case review didactic sessions where you will be guided through the diagnosis and treatment of real cases.
Part 3: Access to the ExpertDerm Listserv. When you sign up for the fellowship, you will be added into the ExpertDerm listserv where you can upload photos of cases that you would like to share with the group or that you would like to request advice in managing from the group.
Part 4: Get your own CLMD teledermatology clinic and start generating revenue. The ExpertDerm fellowship is offered through a collaboration between AZOVA and CLMD. Once you pass the initial proficiency exam, AZOVA will credential you and then provide you with a teledermatology clinic with integrated EMR, malpractice insurance, and participation in AZOVA’s nationwide practice. Through this practice and the technology, you can start generating revenue seeing your own patients after you complete the proficiency exam and credentialing (for prescribers only). You receive payment for visits that you complete and you also generate revenue when you recommend the CLMD products to your patients. If you have more than one provider in your group who would like to participate in the fellowship, you will receive a teledermatology clinic for your group that lists each provider who is participating. If you are signing up as an individual, you will receive an individual-branded teledermatology clinic.
Part 5: Distribute the CLMD products and generate revenue. As a ExpertDerm, you automatically qualify to distribute the CLMD products and you can generate revenue for CLMD products that you recommend through your teledermatology clinic. Once you have signed up, your account manager will contact you and get your account set up. You will learn how to use these products to get real, lasting and amazing results with your patients. Your patients will thank you for the difference you are making in their lives!

Can I start treating patients immediately after the first 8 weeks?

Yes! After completing the first 8 weeks of the program, you’ll be fully equipped to begin treating patients using telemedicine tools. You must pass the proficiency exam and, as soon as you pass it, you’ll be able to start seeing patients remotely, diagnosing and managing conditions like eczema, acne, rosacea, hair loss and others, while still receiving ongoing mentorship and education throughout the remainder of the course. When you participate in the teledermatology program, you are joining AZOVA’s nationwide medical practice and you will need to complete credentialing with AZOVA before you receive your teledermatology clinic. The credentialing process is a simple online application and takes only a few minutes to complete, but will require that you upload your licenses and keep them up to date. You’ll also receive a personalized teledermatology website to showcase your dermatology services and connect with patients.

How does telemedicine work?

Telemedicine is a key component of the program, and we provide you with the tools to start offering remote care as early as 8 weeks into the program. You will be trained to use our telemedicine platform, which includes features like video, telephone and secure messaging consultations. The system is very efficient and enables patients to consult with you and receive the care that they need all online. This allows you to build a flexible, modern practice, expand your patient reach, and manage your time effectively.

How much money can I make doing teledermatology through the teledermatology clinic?

You have two ways to participate in the teledermatology clinic; you can promote your own clinic to your own patients and social media followers, and you can also participate in AZOVA’s teledermatology network. Payment rates are highest for patients that you see through your own teledermatology clinic and are lower for patients that AZOVA sends to you through the AZOVA dermatology marketplace. You will receive information about reimbursement rates when you undergo credentialing after you pass your eight week proficiency exam.

Will I receive mentorship during the program?

Absolutely. You’ll receive personalized mentorship throughout the program, both during the initial 8-week training and for the remaining 10 months. Our mentorship includes guidance on patient cases, real-world treatment applications, and feedback on clinical decision-making. You’ll be mentored by an experienced dermatologist and other professionals in the field, ensuring that you receive continuous support and expertise as you advance in your practice.

How does the dermatology listserv work?

As soon as you sign up for the fellowship, you will be added to the listserv. Just download the AZOVA mobile app and log in to start taking advantage of the listserv and start learning from your colleagues. You can upload photos that contain no identifying information and request assistance in managing your cases and you can learn from everyone else you participates in the listserv as well. You will have access to the listserve for the year of the fellowship and can subscribe to the listserve after the fellowship to keep access long term. The ongoing subscription fee after the fellowship is only $800 per year and includes access to your teledermatology clinic software and you will continue to receive payment for teledermatology services that you complete.

What are the hours of the didactic sessions?

We hold the didactic sessions in the evenings so everyone who works during the daytime can attend. If you are unable to attend, don’t worry as every session is recorded and made available in the learning management system on your AZOVA dashboard.

What if I am unable to attend one or more of the didactic sessions?

All didactic sessions are recorded. If you miss any sessions, you can watch and listen from your dashboard in AZOVA.

What kind of certification will I receive at the end of the fellowship?

Upon successfully completing the program, including the initial assessment, you will receive a certificate indicating your participation and proficiency. This certification demonstrates your proficiency in diagnosing and treating common dermatology conditions and equips you with the skills to confidently offer dermatology services in your practice.

Can I get CME credit for completing this fellowship?

We are in the process of applying for CME accreditation, but it currently is not available. We will let all participants know as soon as CME is available.

What happens after the fellowship is completed?

After the fellowship, you can choose to keep your access to the dermatology listserve and the teledermatology clinic for an ongoing fee of only $800 per year. This enables you to continue to collaborate with a network of professionals, consult on complex cases, keep your teledermatology clinic, keep access to the dermatology listserv and grow your practice.

How does the program help me build a dermatology practice?

The program provides you with the skills, knowledge, and tools to launch or expand a dermatology into practice. With telemedicine integration, you’ll be able to reach patients remotely, saving time and increasing your patient base. You’ll also receive continued mentorship, guidance on patient management, and marketing support, including a personalized microsite to showcase your services for prescribers.

Can I work full-time while completing this program?

Yes, the program is designed to be flexible. With online training modules and telemedicine integration, you can continue working in your current practice and job while completing the program. The first 8 weeks require active participation in online learning, but after that, you can pace your monthly coursework and integrate patient care into your schedule as you see fit.

What makes this different from other dermatology programs?

This program goes beyond just theoretical learning—it offers practical, real-world experience. You’ll receive continuous mentorship, the ability to treat patients via telemedicine, and training in advanced dermatological techniques. Additionally, the flexibility of telemedicine allows you to build a sustainable practice that fits your lifestyle. With ongoing support and a network of like-minded professionals, this program ensures your long-term growth in the dermatology field.

What is the relationship between CLMD and AZOVA?

CLMD and AZOVA work together to provide a comprehensive dermatology training and telemedicine service. AZOVA handles the teledermatology platform, allowing our graduates to offer remote consultations, while CLMD provides the trusted dermatology protocols and product line used in the training. Together, we offer a seamless experience to help you expand your practice and provide top-quality care to your patients.

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