Mark P. Seraly, MD
Sculptor
“Works in Progress”
Mark P. Seraly, MD is a Board-Certified Dermatologist with a
particular interest in skin cancer, surgical skin cancer management,
infectious skin diseases and autoimmune skin disorders. Dr. Seraly
has authored 30 medical publications and has been an invited guest lecturer
175 times in 23 U.S. states and 11 cities in 7 foreign countries. He is
an active member of the teaching faculty for the University of
Pittsburgh Department of Dermatology residency program. Dr. Seraly is
also a professional bronze sculptor with a particular interest in Native
American Indian themes and mid-18th to early 19th century United States
history.
"Rodin once said"
that art is a function of having an innate understanding of what one is
trying to do, hard work, and studying the masters. Having a background in
medicine and human anatomy, hard work, and studying the masters have
fueled my passion in portrait and figurative sculpture. I started
sculpting in 1996. An interest suddenly became a passion. I decided that
I did not want to wait until I was retired from medicine to pursue an art
career. So I decided to do both. I could not, however, begin such a task
without the unconditional love and support given to me by my wife,
Loretta, and my children Mark, Sylvia, Paul and Julia.
Mark Seraly
CURRICULUM VITAE
NAME: Mark P. Seraly, M.D.
BIRTH DATE: June 18, 1964
BIRTHPLACE: Brunswick, Maine
CITIZENSHIP: USA
BUSINESS
ADDRESS: 222 East McMurray Road
McMurray, PA 15317
BUSINESS PHONE: (724)-9692500
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Undergraduate:
Name and
Location Degree
Received
Dates Attended: Institution Major Subject
1982-1986
Washington & Jefferson College
B.A. Biology
Washington, PA
1986-1990 Jefferson Medical
College M.D. Medicine
Philadelphia, PA
Post-Graduate:
Name and
Location Discipline
and
Dates Attended:
of Institution
Program Director
1990-1991 Thomas Jefferson University
Hospital Medical Internship
Philadelphia, PA
James Fish, M.D.
1991-1994 University of Pittsburgh Medical
Center Dermatology Residency
Pittsburgh,
PA Brian V. Jegasothy, M.D.
APPOINTMENTS
AND POSITIONS
Academic:
Name and Location
Years Inclusive:
of Institution/Organization
Title
1994-1995 University of Pittsburgh Medical
Center
Instructor
Department of
Dermatology Dermatology
Pittsburgh, PA
1995-present University of Pittsburgh Medical
Center Assistant Professor
Department of
Dermatology of Dermatology
Pittsburgh, PA
1995-1999 University of Pittsburgh Medical
Center Director of Clinical
Department of
Dermatology Services
Pittsburgh, PA
2000-present University of Pittsburgh Medical
Center Clinical Assistant Professor
Department of
Dermatology of Dermatology
Pittsburgh, PA
Non Academic:
1993-present Washington County Health
Department
Director of Sexually Washington,
PA
Transmitted
Disease Clinic
1995-2000 Washington County Health
Department
Director of Laboratory Washington, PA and
Sexually Transmitted Disease Clinic
CERTIFICATION
AND LICENSURE
Certifying Board:
Year
American Board of
Dermatology October 1994
Medical or Other Professional Licensure:
Licensing Board/State:
Number:
Pennsylvania MD052489-L
DEA
BS4012580
HONORS AND AWARDS
Year
1985 Phi Sigma
Membership
National Biological Honorary,
Washington & Jefferson College
Washington, PA
1986 Magna Cum Laude
Washington & Jefferson College
Washington, PA
1986 Phi Beta Kappa
Washington & Jefferson College
Washington, PA
1982-1986 Dean's List Scholar
Washington & Jefferson College
Washington, PA
1988 and 1989 Benjamin and Mary
Siddons Measey Foundation
Scholarship
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia, PA
1988 and 1989 Warren C. Batroff
Scholarship
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia, PA
1989-1990 Clinical Honors in
Dermatology, Dermatopathology, Surgical
and Forensic Pathology
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia, PA
1989-1990 Alpha Omega Alpha
Medical Honor Society
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia, PA
1993 Community Service
Award
National Melanoma/Skin Cancer Detection
and Prevention Month
American Academy of Dermatology
1994 Young
Investigator's Award/
Dermatology Research Award
Upjohn Pharmaceutical Company
1997
American Academy of Family Physicians
Teacher Recognition Award
2000
Teaching Appreciation Award/Recognition-Univ. of Pitts.
Dermatology Residents
2001 American Academy
of Dermatology
CME Recognition Award
LEADERSHIP ACTIVITIES
Year:
1984-1986 Resident Assistant
Washington &
Jefferson College
Mellon Dormitory
Washington, PA
1985-1986 President and Vice
President
Pre-Health Professions Society
Washington & Jefferson College
Washington, PA
1985-1986 Secretary, Phi Sigma
Washington & Jefferson College
Washington, PA
1987-1989 Resident Assistant
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia, PA
1988 Co-Chairman
AOA Medical Honor Society
Tutoring Service
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia, PA
1994 Chief Resident
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Department of Dermatology
Pittsburgh, PA
1999-present Vice-Chair: Leaders
Society
PUBLICATIONS
Refereed Articles:
1. Seraly MP, Stockman J, Jacoby RA: Flame figures in
scabies. Arch Dermatol, 127:1850-1851, 1991.
2. Seraly MP, Magee K, Bridenstine JB, Abell E, Jegasothy BV:
Eccrine angiomatous nevus, a new variant. J Amer Acad Dermatol,
29:274-275, 1993.
3. Seraly MP, Sheehan MP, Collins M, Mostow E: Netherton's
syndrome, revisited. Ped Dermatol,11(1):61-64, 1994.
4. Seraly MP, Jegasothy BV: Fish tank granuloma. Derm Dilemma
section, Hospital Physician, 30(7):46, 1994.
5. Richert S, Bloom E, Flynn KJ, Seraly MP: Widespread eruptive
dermal and atypical melanocytic nevi in association with chronic
myelocytic leukemia: Case report and review of the literature. J Amer
Acad Dermatol, 35:326-329, 1996.
6. Kress DW, Seraly MP, Falo LD Jr., Kim B, Cohen B, Jegasothy
BV: Olmsted's syndrome: Case report and identification of a
keratin abnormality. Arch Dermatol, 132:797-800, 1996.
7. Geskin L, Joseph AK, Seraly MP, Yaw K, Weinstein D, Flynn KJ.
Callus-like Lesion Under The Toenail. Archives of Dermatology
(Accepted-Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology).
8. Seraly MP.
Diagnosing and Treating Onychomycosis. The Physician and Sports Medicine;
1998. Vol. 26 (No. 5), pages 3-9.
9.
Ilyas W, Meyers D, Mann R, and Seraly MP. Long-term
remission of psoriasis vulgaris in a patient treated with interferon-alpha
and 2-chlordeoxyadenosine for hairy cell leukemia. J Amer Acad Dermatol
1999; 40: 316-8.
10.
Zirwas M, Hunt S, Logan T, Abernathy J, and Seraly MP.
A Painful
cutaneous nodule as the presentation of metastatic transitional cell
carcinoma of the renal pelvis. J Am Acad Dermatol 2000; 42: 867-8.
11.
Ilyas W, Geskin L, Joseph A, and Seraly MP. Subungual
exostosis of the third toe. J Am Acad Dermatol 2001; 45: S200-1.
12.
Graham-Johnson K, Zirwas MJ, Schwartz C, Rabkin M, McSorley J and
Seraly MP. Subcutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma: A series of four cases.
Submitted for publication to the Journal of the American Academy of
Dermatology July, 1999.
13.
Buschman KE, Seraly M, Thong HY, Deng J-S, Draviam RP and Abernethy
JL. A Predominant IgG4 Subclass May be Responsible for False Direct
Immunofluorescence in Bullous Pemphigoid. Journal of Investigative
Dermatology , Journal of Cutaneous Pathology 2002, 282-286.
14.
Zirwas M, and Seraly MP. Pruritus of unknown origin: A
retrospective study. J Am Acad Dermatol 2001; 45: 892-6.
15.
Basler RS, Seraly MP,Trotto
NE. Common dermatologic problems in athletes. Patient Care 2001; June:
43-59.
Books, Chapters and Reviews:
1. Seraly, MP, Rhodes AR: Cutaneous manifestations (of
chemotherapy and biological response modifiers). In Current Cancer
Therapeutics (1st edition), Kirkwood J, Lotze M, Yasko J, eds.
Philadelphia: Current Medicine, 31:298-308, 1994.
2. Seraly MP, Rhodes AR: Surgical margins and elective lymph
node dissection in the management of localized primary cutaneous
melanoma. In Current Opinion in Dermatology, First Edition, Dahl
MV, Lynch PJ, eds. Philadelphia: Current Science, 56-67, 1993.
3. Seraly MP, Vredenburgh JJ, Zwas FR: Immunocompromised
patients: A case study approach. In Dermatology Pearls and Pitfalls
(Volume I). Clinical Communications, Inc., Greenwich, CT, 1995.
4. Seraly MP, Skowron G, Vredenburgh JJ, Zwas FR:
Immunocompromised patients: A case study approach. In Dermatology
Pearls and Pitfalls (Volume II). Clinical Communications, Inc.,
Greenwich, CT., 1995.
5. Kress DW, Seraly MP: The skin and its connective tissue. In
Basic Science Review for Surgeons, Second Edition, WB
Saunders Co., Philadelphia, PA, 1995. (in press)
6. Baral J, Cook J, Hacker D, Koo J, Lebwohl M, Seraly MP, Shaw
JC, Simon A: Clinical challenges for the practitioner. In
Dermatology Pearls and Pitfalls. Clinical Communications, Inc.,
Greenwich, CT, 1995.
7. Worth L, Vredenburgh JJ, Zwas FR, Seraly MP, Handa S:
Immunocompromised patients: A case study approach (Volume 3).
In Pearls and Pitfalls. Clinical Communications, Inc., Greenwich,
CT, 1995.
8. Seraly MP: Clinical recognition and management of cutaneous
vascular malformations (CME Review). In Cross Section in Dermatology
(Volume 2 [No. 3]). Clinical Communications, Inc., Greenwich, CT, 1996.
9. Seraly MP et al: The skin and diabetes mellitus - CD ROM
Review. Clinical Communications, Inc., Greenwich, CT, 1996.
10.
Seraly MP
et al: Immunocompromised AIDS patients: A case study approach. In
Dermatology Pearls and Pittfalls. Clinical Communications Inc.,
Greenwich, CT, 1996.
11.
Seraly MP.
Atlas of
Infections of the Skin [Book Review].
Annals of Internal Medicine 1999; 131(7), pg.555.
Abstracts:
1.
Seraly MP,
Baird DL, Tharp MD, Mullen J: Biological and psychological correlates of
pruritus: a study of pruritus of unknown etiology. J Invest Dermatol,
102:613, 1994.8.
2.
Seraly MP,
Thong K,
Deng JS, Draviam R, Abernathy J. Predominant IGG4 Subclass is responsible
for the initial false negative IGG for Bullous Pemphigoid skin Direct
Immunofluorescent study. J Invest Dermatol (1999).
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