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Emerald Curry is a physician assistant working in dermatology in Sacramento, California. She graduated in September 2019 from UC Davis. She enjoys being a PA as she is able to help an underserved population whom she believes is so worthy of care. Emerald's interests include integrative medicine, learning about the human microbiome, and all things general dermatology related.
Candidate for MHS, Physician Assistant, The University of California, Davis
BS, Health Science with a concentration in Pre-PA Studies, California Baptist University

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