Prizes & Scholarships
View the previous winners of ourprizes including; EADV Fellow scholarships, our Travel Scholarships and Undergraduate Scholarships
Meetings
Find information about past including abstracts, agendas and speakers. Discover what is planned for future meetings and register online.
Trainees
Discover the training required to become a dermatologist, read reports from trainees and submit an abstract for an upcoming meeting.
Latest News
Dr. Lisa Kiely awarded a Fulbright-HRB Student award
Dr. Lisa Kiely, a Dermatology Specialist Registrar and Irish Clinical and Academic Training (ICAT) Fellow at University College Cork, has been awarded a Fulbright-HRB Student award to conduct research at UT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, in 2026. Currently undertaking a PhD with Dr. Mary Bennett at South Infirmary Victoria University Hospital, Cork, Dr. Kiely is exploring novel imaging techniques to detect disease activity in morphea, a rare inflammatory skin condition. During her Fulbright award, she will work with Prof. Heidi Jacobe, a global leader in morphea research, to advance this work and strengthen international collaboration in the field.
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EADV Fellow Scholarship
The Irish Association of Dermatologists are offering a scholarship to attend their Autumn meeting in Johnstown House Hotel, Enfield, Co. Meath on Thursday 9th & Friday 10th October 2025 to an EADV fellow.
This is available to new consultants (within 3 years of appointment) or trainees working or training in Europe.
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Social Media alert
The Irish Association of Dermatologists has seen an increase in fake social media pages using our logo and our members' names and photos. The unacceptable use of the IAD logo and name in this way is clearly designed to deceive and mislead consumers. The Irish Association of Dermatologists never endorses individual brands nor do we allow our logo to be used in the promotion of health products. These fraudulent profiles may attempt to mislead or scam individuals by falsely claiming endorsements for skincare products or treatments.
We advise all our members and the public to be vigilant and cautious of these fake pages. Please report any suspicious posts or profiles to the support team of the respective social media platform. Additionally, refrain from engaging with or sharing content from these misleading sources.
The HPRA and the Irish Skin Foundation have been included in some of these posts, the HPRA have issued the following statement.
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