DEEP

We are thrilled to announce a new groundbreaking online education project, available to our Skin of Color Society members and the public. 

The SOCS Dermatology E-Learning + Equity Platform (known as DEEP) is a learning management system (LMS) that enables users to learn straight from the experts at their own pace through dermatology educational webinars and practice management content. Through the LMS, SOCS members benefit from unlimited and free access to all educational content. Non-members may enter DEEP for a fee. 

In the future, the platform will be used as a tool to curate learning for mentees as well. 

DEEP is distinctive from other learning management systems in that our CME-based platform serves as a valuable benefit for your SOCS membership. DEEP is also more practice-focused, rather than textbook-based, and reflects what leading skin of color dermatologists are doing in their practices in treating their patients, so you can expect current and relevant content. With these exciting points of distinction, we believe that DEEP will be a nimble resource that will offer emerging and highly relevant expert content.

The Society’s mission is to promote awareness of and excellence within skin of color dermatology through research, education, mentorship, and advocacy. DEEP advances our mission as it is devoted to education (CME and non-CME) and practice management material. 

Take part in some of the amazing courses DEEP has to offer including:

Submit Content Proposals until February 29th!

Help us expand our skin of color dermatology educational offerings in DEEP, our Dermatology E-learning + Equity Platform!

Your content proposals are crucial to shaping our learning community! By submitting proposals, you contribute to a diverse range of topics that truly cater to your interests. Tailoring content to your preferences ensures a personalized learning experience, while your active engagement fosters a sense of ownership.

Submitting proposals for educational content not only enhances your professional development but also allows for recognition within our community. You gain valuable learning experiences through content creation, and successful proposals may even lead to exciting monetization opportunities. Your feedback helps us improve, and your adaptability to emerging trends enhances the reputation of our platform, making it a vibrant space for growth and success. Join us in creating a dynamic and rewarding learning environment by submitting your content proposals for DEEP today!

Topic Ideas (CME and non-CME):

  • Psoriasis in SOC
  • Scar healing treatment
  • Viral infections
  • Skin manifestations of systemic diseases
  • Patient safety in aesthetic procedures in SOC
  • Others? Share your ideas!

Please submit your proposal by February 29th.

Sincerely,
Andrew F. Alexis, MD, MPH, FAAD
2023-2024 President
Skin of Color Society
Dermatology E-learning + Equity Platform (DEEP)

Questions? Contact Janice Ayarzagoitia

Experiencing DEEP

SOCS Members: DEEP learning and CME are FREE for SOCS members. Please contact SOCS HQ for your member coupon code.

For SOCS members:

  • Go to the following URL: https://deep.skinofcolorsociety.org/learn/signin
  • Click “Forgot your password?”
  • Input your email address and click “Send Reset Link”.
  • You will receive instructions in your email on how to set a new password and login. If you do not receive an email, please check your spam box.
  • If you’re accessing the site via mobile – please go to the Google Play or Apple app store on your phone and download the Go.Learn app.

For non members:

Contact info@skinofcolorsociety.org if you need your access information again.

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