Justin D. Love

Justin D. Love, MPA, PA-C, is an academic faculty member at Loma Linda University with dual appointments: Instructor in Dermatology (School of Medicine) and Assistant Clinical Professor in Physician Assistant Sciences (School of Allied Health Professions). His clinical and research work focuses on dermatologic conditions, including skin cancer, allergic reactions, and diagnostic techniques.

Education:

• Master of Physician Assistant (MPA), Loma Linda University, 2006
• Bachelor of Science (BS), Loma Linda University, 2003

Research Interests: Dr. Love specializes in dermatology, with emphasis on skin cancer (melanoma, basal cell carcinoma), cutaneous reactions to vaccines, contact dermatitis, and dermatopathology. His work integrates clinical practice with research on diagnostic methodologies like patch testing and confocal microscopy.

Publications: His recent articles (2015–2023) cover Spitz melanoma, COVID-19 vaccine skin reactions, and patch testing techniques, reflecting a consistent focus on clinical dermatology and innovative diagnostic approaches. Trends include case-based studies of rare dermatologic presentations and practical guides for allergy testing.

Grants and Research Projects:

• Investigator for Genentech studies on basal cell carcinoma treatments (2012–2013, 2017–2018)
• Investigator for Lucid, Inc.'s multi-center study on confocal microscopy for pigmented lesion diagnosis (2009–2010)

Professional Development: Regularly attends conferences including the American Academy of Dermatology Annual Meeting and Dermatology Nurses' Association Convention, with updates on eczema, inflammatory skin disorders, and therapeutic advancements.