Jonas, Maya, MD

I am a dermatologist at Ohio State and I'm board certified in both dermatology and gynecology. I specialize in treating dermatologic disease in pregnancy, vulvar diseases and dermatologic surgery. I decided to pursue dermatology because I found in my general OB-GYN practice that many women were undertreated for skin disease in pregnancy. I also realized that women were inadequately treated for disabling vulvar diseases that had a negative impact on their live n regard to patient care, I believe in developing collaborative relationships with patients where we work together as a team to create a treatment pla orking at Ohio State means I have the opportunity to collaborate with physicians in other specialties who have unique clinical and research interests. I also love teaching future physicians and dermatologist hen I'm not working, I enjoy spending time with my husband, son and dog. I also enjoy personal training, traveling, volunteering at my son's school library, playing the violin and playing the piano.

As a dermatologist at The Ohio State University, I specialize in hospital dermatology and work with individuals who have complex medical diseases, drug and allergic reactions, and autoimmune skin diseases. I am interested in diseases like Stevens-Johnson syndrome, drug and allergy hypersensitivity syndromes, pyoderma gangrenosum and ulcerating skin conditions, vasculitis and hidradenitis suppurativ take the time to talk with my patients about their conditions. I help them to understand all aspects of their diagnosis, answer any questions they may have and help them find the most cost-effective treatment option possibl n addition to my clinical work, I am a member of the Translational Therapeutics Program at the OSUCCC - James, where my research focuses on the early identification, description and treatment of novel cutaneous toxicities from targeted anticancer therapies. I am also interested in studying cutaneous graft-versus-host disease, teledermatology and automated assessments, and biobanking cancer and non-cancer skin tissu y work has been published in top dermatology, peer-reviewed journals, and I am the dermatology representative to the National Comprehensive Cancer Network for immune-related adverse event like the collegial and world-class atmosphere that Ohio State offers. I also enjoy the challenge of treating rare and difficult disease hen I'm not working, I enjoy spending time with my wife and children, especially in the outdoors.