After studying mathematics in Boston College, she conducted clinical research and managed the sarcoma database in the Radiation Oncology department at Massachusetts General Hospital, which led her to a path in medicine. After completion of her internal medicine residency in Michigan, she worked at California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco and Sutter-Memorial Medical Center in Modesto. Having held administrative and leadership roles and obtained the pinnacle of her career in medicine, she decided to shift her focus into the field of dermatology.

Dr. Park trained in clinical dermatology in Oregon and Texas prior to joining a private dermatology practice in greater Sacramento, CA where she delivered care to the underserved population. Then, she decided to hone her knowledge and expertise in dermatology at Larkin community hospital where she is a resident physician.

In her spare time, she likes to go to a rock climbing gym.

Basic Laser Physics in Dermatology

Objectives:

1. Attendees will become familiar with basic properties of laser
2. Attendees will understand the wavelength and penetration depth

Needs: 

1. Advances in medical knowledge

References:

1. Zachary C, Rofagha R. (2012) page 2261-2281, Chapter137 Laser Therapy, Dermatology, Third Edition. Elsevier.
2. Park S, Ye U. (2014) chapter 2. Basics and Laser-Tissue Interaction. Laser Dermatology Plastic Surgery, Second Edition. GunJa.

Core Competencies: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7