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Chosen Dermatology Co.
Chosen Dermatology Co. partners with health systems and institutions to expand access to Mohs surgery in rural and under-resourced regions, enhancing dermatology education within these communities. Dr. Eleryan not only provides essential skin cancer care through Mohs surgery, but she also collaborates with hospital systems and clinics to design sustainable surgical programs, align training initiatives, and establish operational efficiency that endures.
Beyond the Books: Surgical Intensive™
Because Surgical Skill Starts Where Textbooks End.
Beyond the Books™ is an innovative, expert-led surgical education framework developed by Dr. Eleryan in early 2024, aimed at enhancing dermatology education by addressing the essential real-world skills and clinical judgment required in dermatologic surgery, particularly in Mohs surgery access, beyond traditional textbooks.
The framework focuses on operative decision-making and longitudinal surgical care, recognizing that surgery extends beyond the initial incision and continues through to postoperative care. Beyond the Books™ underscores dermatologic surgery as a dynamic process that includes meticulous preoperative planning, precise operative execution, and intentional postoperative follow-up, covering aspects such as complication management and scar optimization.
Delivered through immersive lectures and hands-on workshops, Beyond the Books™ empowers dermatologists with practical, experience-driven skills that directly translate to improved patient care. This framework is tailored for institutions, residency programs, and professional conferences aiming to enhance surgical training, boost surgical competence and confidence, and refine clinical judgment in real-world settings.
Mentorship | Allyship | Sponsorship
Creating Pathways for Advancement in Dermatology.
Mentorship, Allyship, and Sponsorship is Dr. Eleryan’s original framework designed to create cyclical mentorship that benefits both junior and senior professionals in dermatology education. Through mutual learning and advocacy, this model transforms mentorship into allyship, and allyship into sponsorship, fostering durable progress in surgical training and expanding access to Mohs surgery for individuals and institutions alike.