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New Location: Morristown! – Knoxville Institute of Dermatology
Knoxville Institute of Dermatology is excited to announce our newest location in Morristown! We will be located in the Baptist Eye Surgeons building and seeing patients starting in January 2023. Callyn Henry PA-C and Dr. Anne Allen will have appointments available on Fridays, and all appointments previously scheduled for Jefferson City have been changed to […]
Updated COVID-19 Guidelines – Knoxville Institute of Dermatology
Thank you for your continued patience and understanding as we have taken the progressive steps to keeping our practice open for all of your dermatological needs during these unprecedented times. As always, the health and safety of our patients is a priority at Knoxville Institute of Dermatology. The following precautions will remain in effect […]
Welcome Jordan Ridder, Physician Assistant – Knoxville Institute of Dermatology
Jordan Ridder graduated with her BS in biology from the University of Kentucky in 2012, then went on to complete her MMS in Physician Assistant Studies at Lincoln Memorial University DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2017. She is a Board-Certified Physician Assistant through the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants. Jordan started her
Welcome Dr. Joshua Bakke! – Knoxville Institute of Dermatology
Dr. Joshua Bakke graduated Magna Cum Laude in Biomedical Sciences from Marquette University and received his medical degree with high honors from the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. During his time at the University of Wisconsin, Dr. Bakke received several academic recognitions and was honored to be inducted into the Alpha Omega Alpha […]
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month – Knoxville Institute of Dermatology
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. This annual month-long campaign is designed to bring awareness to one of the most common cancers, aside from skin cancer, in women. Each year in the United States, more than 250,000 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer, and roughly 42,000 women will die from the disease. Men can […]
New Location: Jefferson City! – Knoxville Institute of Dermatology
Knoxville Institute of Dermatology is delighted to announce our newest location in Jefferson City! Our practice is very excited to serve the residents of Jefferson City, as well as those from Strawberry Plains, New Market, Talbott, and Morristown. Dr. Josh Bakke and Callyn Henry, PA-C will be seeing patients in the new Jefferson City Summit […]
AAD Statement on Racial Justice Protests – Knoxville Institute of Dermatology
May 31, 2o2o Dermatologists have dedicated their careers to understanding the structure and function of the skin. However, skin pigment is just part of the story for our black and brown patients, who experience disproportionate stresses, challenges, and disparities that negatively impact their health and well-being. As protests rage across the United States, we express […]
Re-opening Friday! – Knoxville Institute of Dermatology
Our office will be re-opening Friday May, 1st 2020 for in-person visits! The following precautions will remain in effect indefinitely to ensure the safety of our patients and staff: Patients will call the office upon arrival to check in from the parking lot and will remain in their car until instructed to enter building […]
World Psoriasis Day – Knoxville Institute of Dermatology
It’s almost October 29th and our physicians and staff are PSO excited to celebrate World Psoriasis Day! World Psoriasis Day is a campaign held annually on October 29th aiming to bring awareness to this common skin condition. Psoriasis affects millions of people worldwide not just physically, but socially, emotionally, and financially. The goal of […]
Welcome Dr. Anne Allen, Pediatric Dermatologist! – Knoxville Institute of Dermatology
Dr. Anne Allen grew up in Knoxville before attending University of Virginia for undergraduate training. She completed both her medical degree and dermatology residency training at the University of Michigan. While she had planned to return home to Knoxville after training, she decided to pursue an extra year in pediatric dermatology given her