Medical Expertise of Dr. Julie Neville, MD
About Dr. Julie Neville, MD
Dr. Neville is a board certified dermatologist and fellowship-trained Mohs surgeon. She joined the Cheyenne Skin Clinic in September 2007.
A Nebraska native, she earned her medical degree at the University of Nebraska Medical Center with high honors in 2002, completed her internship in internal medicine at the George Washington University Medical Center in 2003, followed by a dermatology residency and chief residency at Wake Forest University Medical Center in 2006. After her fellowship at Yale University in Mohs micrographic skin cancer surgery and cutaneous oncology, she made her home here in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Dr. Neville received the North American Clinical Dermatologic Society Research award in 2006, Women’s Dermatologic Society Mentorship award in 2005, AAD fellowship award to attend the EADV meeting in London in 2005, Jerald Schenken Outstanding Achievement in Pathology and Microbiology Award in 2005, Alpha Omega Alpha medical honor society in 2001, Nebraska Medical Foundation Student Leadership Scholarship in 2001, and Phi Beta Kappa honor society in 1998.
Dr. Neville is a member and fellow in the American Academy of Dermatology, American College of Mohs Surgery, Colorado Dermatologic Society and Wyoming Medical Society. She has completed research in skin cancer treatments and has written several papers and given presentation on this and other dermatologic topics.
Dr. Neville is married and has one son. She enjoys family, hiking, running, and reading.
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Education & Training
- Residency: Wake Forest University
- Internship: George Washington University
- Medical School: University of Nebraska College of Medicine