About BCoD

Biologic Coordinators of Dermatology (BCOD) is an exclusive community dedicated to advancing the role of biologic coordinators in dermatology. Our mission is to empower biologic coordinators by providing them with education and networking opportunities, ensuring they have the latest knowledge and skills to effectively support patient access in dermatology. BCoD was formed in 2019 to remedy gaps in education and achieve greater patient access.

Who Does BCoD Serve?

BCoD is a trusted resource for biologic coordinators, medical assistants, and healthcare professionals involved in managing the administrative, clinical, and financial processes required to secure, approve, and support patients in their journey to receive specialty biologic medications.

Our community is for those seeking to deepen their understanding of biologic, topical, and oral therapies and improve patient outcomes. Whether you are a seasoned biologic coordinator or new to the field, BCoD provides the tools, resources, and network to enhance your professional growth in dermatology.

Steering Committee

Amy Brennan

BCoD Industry Relations Chair

Prior Authorization Coordinator, Dermatology Associates

David Hartigan

BCoD Education Chair

BC Clinical Services Executive, Lumicera Health Services

Katherine Vargas

BCoD Membership Chair

Prior Authorization Specialist, Las Vegas Dermatology

Committee Members

Barry Gardner

Certified Medical Assistant/Biologic Coordinator, Westside Dermatology

Brandi Harlow, MA, C-PAM

Certified Dermatology Technician Lead Medical Assistant, Vivida Dermatology

Crystal Howard, LPN

Certified Biologic Coordinator, Georgia Dermatology & Skin Cancer Center

Nyesha Solomon

Biologic Coordinator/CMA, The Skin Care Center

Lu Teves

Certified Pharmacy Technician/Biologic Coordinator, Las Vegas Dermatology

What is a Biologic Coordinator?

A biologic coordinator in dermatology plays a critical role in managing and facilitating biologic therapies for skin conditions. These specialized healthcare professionals work closely with dermatologists and patients to navigate the complex landscape of biologic treatments, which often involves coordinating care, handling prior authorizations, and ensuring patient adherence to treatment regimens. Biologic coordinators are essential for optimizing patient outcomes in dermatology by providing efficient and effective administration of advanced therapies.

TOGETHER, WE ADVANCE PATIENT ACCESS

1,800+ members nationwide

33% of our members manage 175+ patients

100+ AUTHORIZATIONS PROCESSED MONTHLY

81% communicate coverage to prescribers

The work of BCoD is made possible through the efforts of our steering committee, committee members, partners, and staff.

If BCoD has inspired your work, consider joining one of our committees.

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