Dr. Stuart J. Salasche is currently a Clinical Professor at the
University of Arizona Health Sciences Center in Tucson, Arizona.
He is also a Research Scientist at the University of Arizona Cancer
Center doing clinical research in skin cancer. Prior to his move
to Arizona in 1992, Dr. Salasche was a full-time Dermatology faculty
member at Harvard University with a surgical practice at Massachusetts
General Hospital. Before retiring from the military in 1989, he
was full-time faculty in charge of Dermatologic Surgery at Brooke
Army Medical Center. He has been a Program Director for surgical
fellowships focusing on Mohs Surgery at Brooke and at Harvard and
has trained many Dermatologic Surgery Fellows.
He is presently Assistant Editor on the Journal of the American
Academy Dermatology serving as its Feature Editor for the "Surgical
Pearls" for seven years. He is also Senior Editor for the journal
Dermatologic Surgery, Associate Editor for the periodical Current
Problems in Dermatology and was one of the three contributing editors
to the Year Book of Dermatologic Surgery for five years. He is presently
Associate Editor of a new textbook, Dermatology, to be published
by Harcourt Publishers.
Dr. Salasche has published about 100 scientific publications and
chapters, on skin surgery and oncology and has authored textbooks
on Surgical Anatomy of the Skin and Flaps of the Central Face.
He is currently Vice-President of the Mohs College, is a past President
of the Association of Academic Dermatologic Surgeons and a past
member of the Board of Directors of the Mohs College, American Association
of Dermatologic Surgeons and Association of Academic Dermatologic
Surgeons. He is presently chairman of the American Academy of Dermatology
(AAD) Self-Assessment Committees as well as a member the Education
Council. He is the outgoing Chairman of the AAD Nominating Committee
and has been nominated to join the Board of Trustees of the Sulzberger
Institute.
He has spoken at numerous international, national, regional and
local scientific meetings and has been Visiting Professor at several
dozen Dermatology programs. He has been Course Director for several
AAD annual meetings over the last two decades including Surgical
Pearls, Intermediate Surgery and Surgical Complications.