DermPA™ Spotlight

President's Column | May 2026

April has officially slipped away, and what a month it was. Our long‑awaited ITCH Conference in Puerto Rico was everything we hoped for and more. After nearly a decade of waiting to return, it felt meaningful to finally gather on the island. The lectures were eye‑opening—deep dives into a symptom we manage every single day, yet continue to learn more about as research evolves. The conversations in the hallways, the shared clinical pearls, the sense of community… it all reminded me why this work matters and why our members are such an incredible force in dermatology.

Member Spotlight: Tina Moussally, PA C—An Integrative Leader in Dermatology

This month’s Member Spotlight features Tina Moussally, PA‑C, a trailblazing DermPA™ whose 20-year career reflects clinical excellence, ethical leadership, and a deep commitment to mentorship and patient-centered care. As a solo provider, practice owner, and national educator, Tina exemplifies what it means to practice dermatology with intention and integrity.

Member Spotlight: Tiffany Walker, PA C—Advancing Dermatology Through Education, Dermoscopy, and Primary Care Innovation

This month, SDPA is proud to highlight Tiffany Walker, PA‑C, a Canadian Physician Assistant whose work bridges primary care dermatology, dermoscopy, medical aesthetics, and clinician education. Practicing in Manitoba, Tiffany has become a significant contributor to dermatologic care in a region with very few DermPAs™—and an advocate for raising dermatology literacy across the primary care system.

SDPA Member Spotlight - Cynthia Faires Griffith MPAS, PA-C

The JDPA will continue to provide clinically relevant articles, original research and timely features on issues that affect the Derm PA. The JDPA is also working on new initiatives, namely submitting the journal for indexing.

SDPA Member Spotlight - JOE MONROE

Dive in, live it, drink it, read about it, see the patients, ask questions, attend conferences.

SDPA Member Spotlight - JAMES WORRY

I love dermatology because I am a visual person. I love the attention to detail and recognizing subtle differences in presentation of rashes or lesions.