Megan Landis, MD

Megan N. Landis, MD is a Mayo Clinic trained, Board-Certified Dermatologist and Clinical Associate Professor of Dermatology at the University of Louisville.  Dr. Landis is dedicated to providing patients with exceptional and comprehensive dermatologic care to help improve not only their skin, but their overall quality of life.  She has been passionate about the field of dermatology and improving the lives of others since early childhood. Dr. Landis is dedicated to medical education and research, constantly learning and staying up-to-date on current literature and research, in order to provide the highest quality of care to her patients.

She completed her dermatology training at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, FL following her internship at The Christ Hospital/University of Cincinnati. She attended Indiana University School of Medicine for medical school, and Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana for her undergraduate studies in Chemistry.

Dr. Landis is an active member of the American Acne and Rosacea Society and the American Academy of Dermatology.  She has written numerous scholarly articles and book chapters and spoken on the subjects of acne, rosacea, cutaneous viral infections, dermatitis, systemic medications in dermatology, and more.

Dr. Landis actively participates in clinical trials with Southern Indiana Clinical Trials, LLC (SOINCT).  Dr. Landis first began working with DS Research in 2012 specializing in pediatric and adult acne.  In addition to her acne specialty, she has taken part in numerous research trials as a sub investigator for atopic/contact dermatitis, psoriasis, rosacea, and more.  After 5 years of working and training under Dr. Joseph Fowler, Jr., M.D. as a sub investigator, Dr. Landis now has the lead role as Principal Investigator for the DS Research facility in New Albany, Indiana.  Through her work with DS Research, Dr. Landis works with some of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies and contract research organizations to conduct Phase II-IV, observational and post marketing clinical research studies. Dr. Landis is dedicated to helping to find new, advanced treatments to not only improve the skin, but to improve patients’ overall quality of life.

As a Clinical Associate Professor of Dermatology at the University of Louisville, Dr. Landis enjoys working with dermatology residents in the clinical setting as an Attending Physician at the Robley Rex Veterans Administration Medical Center.  She also enjoys teaching the residents as a lecturer at the department’s Dermatology Conferences.  Dr. Landis teaches to strengthen the specialty of dermatology and to keep her skills sharp.  She thrives on lifelong learning and enjoys the educational environment and the enthusiasm of learners.