Abstract
Dermatology residents regularly will be faced with ethical conundrums during clinical practice. Resources have been developed to help residents navigate these scenarios in a thoughtful manner. Due to concerns for quality of care and discomfort for both the resident and attending, residents usually should not treat supervisory attending physicians. There are exceptions to this tenant, however, including emergencies and minor, self-limited concerns. This column will explore these topics, providing resources and a mental framework so further ethical situations can be examined.
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