Uniting Oregon’s Dermatology Community

Welcome to the Oregon Society of Dermatology Associates

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Medical professionals in dermatology understand that meaningful networking and ongoing education are essential to providing high-quality patient care and advancing in their careers. The Oregon Society of Dermatology Associates offers a supportive and accessible way to achieve both.

Our organization is dedicated to strengthening Oregon’s dermatology community by providing a collaborative platform where members can connect, share insights, and explore valuable professional opportunities. Through education, engagement, and peer support, we aim to foster growth and excellence across the field.

Whether you are a physician assistant, nurse practitioner, or other healthcare professional currently practicing in dermatology—or considering entering the specialty—anywhere in the Pacific Northwest, we invite you to explore the benefits of membership. There is no cost to join. We welcome your interest and encourage you to contact our staff for additional information or to become a member.

We’re Asking for Your Help! | Say No to the Proposed CMS Physician Fee Schedule

We'd like to bring awareness to an advocacy issue regarding what we believe are problematic changes in the proposed CY2027 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule, specifically the changes to reimbursements for Modifier 25. The proposed reduction in payment reimbursement for same-day evaluation and management services within a single office visit would be detrimental to dermatology providers, the practices they work for, and most importantly, will lead to delays in proper patient care. For this reason, we are sharing the SDPA's request for individuals and derm communities to offer their support.

The easiest way to assist in this cause is to fill out both of the following grassroots advocacy letters, one directed to CMS and one to members of Congress. We also ask that you share this information with fellow colleagues to spread the message as far as possible. SDPA will have content coming out on their Instagram page that you can repost and share with your networks. Also, here is a short article outlining the American Medical Association's stance on the issue.

Very Important: Any healthcare stakeholders must submit formal public comments to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services before the deadline on September 14th, 2026.

We appreciate your help in spreading this message! 

Upcoming Events

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    Annual Conference

    Learn more about how the OSDA helps providers earn CME credits through our annual conference.

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    Helpful Resources

    Browse helpful links for all things dermatology-related. Find organizations, non-profits, and useful references.

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    Job Opportunities

    Check out the latest dermatology job opportunities around the Pacific Northwest.

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    Events and Dinners

    Find local events and dinner lectures in and around Portland. A great opportunity to learn and network!

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    Talk to Us

    We love hearing from you! Send us questions about our conference, membership, or anything else.

We welcome any PAs, NPs, or other advanced practice providers interested in dermatology throughout Pacific Northwest.

Membership is free and by joining our mailing list, you will have up-to-date information on everything from local dinner presentations and event to networking opportunities and the latest news that impacts your field.

And, of course, you will receive all the details regarding our latest CME conference.

Consider joining today, and please do not hesitate to reach out with any questions regarding membership.

Become a Member

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