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An Assistant Professor of Dermatology at Harvard Medical School, Dr. Porter’s areas of research include psoriasis, hidradenitis suppurativa, atopic dermatitis, quality improvement, and women’s health. Her career focus is in clinical trials, biologic agents, and the development and validation of...

Self-reported acne severity, treatment, and belief patterns across multiple racial and ethnic groups in adolescent students.

Publication: Journal Article

Cheng, Carol E, Blair Irwin, Dana Mauriello, Laura Liang, Amy Pappert, and Alexandra B Kimball. 2010. “Self-Reported Acne Severity, Treatment, and Belief Patterns across Multiple Racial and Ethnic Groups in Adolescent Students.”. Pediatric Dermatology 27 (5): 446-52.

Text-message reminders to improve sunscreen use: a randomized, controlled trial using electronic monitoring.

Publication: Journal Article

Armstrong, April W, Alice J Watson, Maryanne Makredes, Jason E Frangos, Alexandra B Kimball, and Joseph C Kvedar. 2009. “Text-Message Reminders to Improve Sunscreen Use: A Randomized, Controlled Trial Using Electronic Monitoring.”. Archives of Dermatology 145 (11): 1230-6.

Workforce characteristics of dermatology nurse practitioners.

Publication: Journal Article

Van Cott, Alicia, and Alexa Boer Kimball. 2009. “Workforce Characteristics of Dermatology Nurse Practitioners.”. Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology 61 (5): 904-5.

US dermatology residents' satisfaction with training and mentoring: survey results from the 2005 and 2006 Las Vegas Dermatology Seminars.

Publication: Journal Article

Freeman, Scott R, Riley E Greene, Alexa B Kimball, Anatoli Freiman, David A Barzilai, Sigfrid Muller, Jodi K Duke, and Robert P Dellavalle. 2008. “US Dermatology Residents’ Satisfaction With Training and Mentoring: Survey Results from the 2005 and 2006 Las Vegas Dermatology Seminars.”. Archives of Dermatology 144 (7): 896-900.

Who else is providing care in dermatology practices? Trends in the use of nonphysician clinicians.

Publication: Journal Article

Resneck, Jack S, and Alexa B Kimball. 2008. “Who Else Is Providing Care in Dermatology Practices? Trends in the Use of Nonphysician Clinicians.”. Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology 58 (2): 211-6.

Leadership workforce in academic dermatology.

Publication: Journal Article

Turner, Elissa, Jane Yoo, Sharon Salter, and Alexa B Kimball. 2007. “Leadership Workforce in Academic Dermatology.”. Archives of Dermatology 143 (7): 948-9.

Median dermatology base incomes in senior academia and practice are comparable, but a significant income gap exists at junior levels.

Publication: Journal Article

Tierney, Emily, and Alexa Boer Kimball. 2006. “Median Dermatology Base Incomes in Senior Academia and Practice Are Comparable, But a Significant Income Gap Exists at Junior Levels.”. Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology 55 (2): 213-9.

Striae and pelvic relaxation: two disorders of connective tissue with a strong association.

Publication: Journal Article

Salter, Sharon A, Ritu S Batra, Thomas E Rohrer, Neeraj Kohli, and Alexa B Kimball. 2006. “Striae and Pelvic Relaxation: Two Disorders of Connective Tissue With a Strong Association.”. The Journal of Investigative Dermatology 126 (8): 1745-8.

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Martina L Porter, MD

Self-reported acne severity, treatment, and belief patterns across multiple racial and ethnic groups in adolescent students.

Text-message reminders to improve sunscreen use: a randomized, controlled trial using electronic monitoring.

Workforce characteristics of dermatology nurse practitioners.

US dermatology residents' satisfaction with training and mentoring: survey results from the 2005 and 2006 Las Vegas Dermatology Seminars.

Who else is providing care in dermatology practices? Trends in the use of nonphysician clinicians.

Leadership workforce in academic dermatology.

Median dermatology base incomes in senior academia and practice are comparable, but a significant income gap exists at junior levels.

Striae and pelvic relaxation: two disorders of connective tissue with a strong association.