Education ProgramsArthur Huntley, M.D.
Arthur Huntley, M.D. |
Dr. Huntley was the first full-time faculty member of the Department. He was also one of the founding members of the medical informatics graduate group at UC Davis. He retired from the Department of Dermatology after 28 years of service including the last 10 years as chief of the dermatology section at the affiliated the Veterans Administration of Northern California. He continues to serve on the volunteer faculty of the Department. Dr. Huntley’s clinical research involved cutaneous manifestations of internal disease. He has also done extensive research on the value/utility of Internet and e-mail sources of dermatologic information. He is a pioneer in the field of telemedicine and bioinformatics. Dr. Huntley created the first electronic-only medical journal, Medline-indexed Dermatology Online Journal. He also created and runs the 1600+ member dermatology email lists, RxDerm-L and DermChat (freely available, but open to dermatologists and dermatology residents only). Dr. Huntley is currently in practice at Pacific Medical Center in Seattle. |
Title: Clinical Professor Phone: (916) 734-6111 Undergraduate education: University of California, Davis, Davis, California, A.B. 1966 Medical education: University of California, Irvine, College of Medicine, Irvine, California, M.D. 1970 Internship: Sacramento County Hospital Sacramento, California, 1971 Residency, Internal medicine: University of California, Davis Medical Center, Sacramento, California, 1976 Residency, Dermatology: New York University, New York City, New York, 1979 Board certifications: |
Publications |
Publications: Huntley AC. What’s bugging you now? Dermatology Online Journal 1997;3(1):6 Huntley AC. The changing format of Web-based medical information. Dermatology Online Journal 1997;3(1):11 Krejci-Papa NC, Bittorf A, Diepgen T, Huntley A. Dermatology on the Internet - A source of clinical and scientific information Journal of Dermatology Science 1996;13:1-4 Huntley AC. Improved reader access to key scientific information. Time for a LIFT Dermatology Online Journal 1996;2(1):2 |
