Wu Chao, Dermatologist

Wu Chao is a specialist at the clinic in Dermatology and Dermatovenereology, with a Doctor of Medicine and clinical medical postdoctoral training completed within the Peking Union Medical College system. His clinical practice covers diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of skin diseases, as well as skin aesthetics and laser-based care, and management of sexually transmitted diseases. In research output, he has published 50 academic papers as first author, including 20 SCI papers. He also leads multiple funded projects—one each under the National Natural Science Foundation, the China Postdoctoral Fund, and a central high-level hospital clinical research initiative. Among his research contributions, the clinic team reported proteomic characteristics of serum in erythrodermic-type psoriasis. For recognition of his work, he has received the Chinese Medical Science and Technology Award Third Prize, the Huaxia Medical Science and Technology Award Third Prize, and the Beijing Medical Science and Technology Award Second Prize, as well as a First Prize for medical research achievements at Peking Union Hospital. He is supported by roles in professional organizations including Secretary of the Beijing Medical Association Dermatology and Venereology Branch and Deputy Secretary-General of the Skin Rare Diseases Special Committee of the China Rare Diseases Alliance, along with a committee position in the Dongcheng District Youth Federation.

Education

• Peking Union Medical College — Doctor of Medicine (graduated; program and year not specified in the provided profile details).
• Clinical Medical Postdoctoral Training — completed within the PUMC system (specific institution and dates not stated).

Work experience

• Specialist at the clinic (Peking Union Hospital), Dermatology — Doctor of Medicine and clinical medical postdoctoral training; practice includes dermatology, skin aesthetics/laser, and sexually transmitted diseases (specific job titles and dates not stated).
• Secretary, Beijing Medical Association Dermatology and Venereology Branch (dates not stated).
• Deputy Secretary-General, Skin Rare Diseases Special Committee, China Rare Diseases Alliance (dates not stated).
• Member, Dongcheng District Youth Federation (dates not stated).

Clinical focus and techniques

At the clinic, Wu Chao’s patient care is built around dermatology diagnosis, modern aesthetic/laser treatments, and sexually transmitted disease management.

• Skin aesthetics and laser treatments.
• Diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases.
• Clinical research in erythrodermic-type psoriasis serum proteomic characteristics (as part of his academic profile).

Professional societies and certifications

• Beijing Medical Association Dermatology and Venereology Branch — Secretary.
• China Rare Diseases Alliance — Skin Rare Diseases Special Committee (Deputy Secretary-General).
• Dongcheng District Youth Federation — Member.

Academic output

• First author on 50 academic papers; 20 of them are SCI papers.
• Clinic team research highlighted proteomic serum characteristics in erythrodermic-type psoriasis (2023.09.04 item).

Courses and advanced training

No specific courses or teaching activities are listed in the provided profile details.

Awards and recognition

• Chinese Medical Science and Technology Award Third Prize.
• Huaxia Medical Science and Technology Award Third Prize.
• Beijing Medical Science and Technology Award Second Prize.
• First Prize in the Beijing Health Science Popularization Speech Competition.
• First Prize for medical research achievements at Peking Union Hospital.

For international patients, appointments can be arranged through the clinic’s online and international-patient pathways. The profile does not list specific languages spoken; however, the academic record includes English-indexed SCI publications.