Daniel C Dapprich, MD

During my years as a dermatology resident at Mayo Clinic and as a staff dermatologist for Mayo Health System, I cared for patients from all over the world. Their diseases were quite varied - some common, others extremely rare. Their socioeconomic status ranged from the underprivileged to the rich and famous, both young and old. Mayo has one of the largest dermatology departments and residencies in the United States, and it is one of the few that still have a thriving dermatology inpatient hospital service, allowing one to gain experience taking care of patients with serious and life-threatening skin disease. Dermatologic surgery training was comprehensive as well, learning from leaders in the field. During my dermatopathology fellowship, I interpreted innumerable skin biopsies from the Mayo dermatology practice and saw hundreds of complex and challenging biopsies sent for second opinions. These various sources of diversity made my job interesting, and I feel blessed to have had these opportunities.

I am pleased to have the opportunity to work with Dermatology Associates of West Michigan. Important among the factors that influenced my decision to join the practice is its commitment to excellence in patient care. This has made my transition from Mayo a seamless one.