Kathryn Potter

Kathryn Potter is an Associate Professor in the Department of Dermatology at the Medical College of Georgia, Augusta University. She is board certified in dermatology and fellowship trained in Mohs micrographic surgery and dermatologic oncology. Her clinical and academic work focuses on dermatologic surgery, skin cancer management, and medical education.

Research Interests: Dr. Potter's research spans dermatologic surgery, cutaneous oncology, vaccine-related dermatological conditions, and health disparities in rural and Indigenous populations. She has contributed to studies on surgical training methods and community resilience during public health crises.

Her recent publications reflect a strong emphasis on clinical dermatology, reconstructive techniques, and real-world patient outcomes, particularly in underserved or rural settings. Topics include post-vaccination vasculitis, facial reconstruction, and squamous cell carcinoma in rural populations.

Scientific Awards:

• Aiken Standard Dermatologist of the Year 2024

Advising and Grants: While specific advisees and grant funding are not detailed in the text, Dr. Potter actively mentors through clinical teaching and has co-authored numerous publications and book chapters. She teaches several dermatology courses including DERM 5000, DERM 5003, and DERM 5001, indicating a strong commitment to medical education.

Labs and Teams: Though no specific lab is named, Dr. Potter is involved in clinical and academic teams focused on dermatologic surgery and oncology at an academic tertiary care center, contributing to both patient care and surgical training programs.