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Jordan Jepson, PA-C

Dermatology physician assistant, Alamo, CA

Golden State Dermatology

Jordan Jepson is a physician assistant on the advanced practice provider team at Golden State Dermatology.

3189 Danville Blvd, Alamo, CA 94507

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About Jordan Jepson

Jepson earned a bachelor's degree in biology with honors from CSU Stanislaus. Jepson earned a master's in physician assistant studies from University of the Pacific, graduating in 2019. As a graduate student, Jepson received clinical and surgical dermatology training from Christian Jones, MD, and further clinical training from the American Academy of Dermatology.

Jepson helped steward the Turlock office of Golden State Dermatology when it opened in 2019, and is a Turlock native. Patient care includes evaluation of rashes, acne, lesions and other skin concerns, along with education on diagnosis and treatment options.

Membership and fees

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Services

Rash evaluation Acne Skin lesions Patient education
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Education and credentials

Degree
Master's in physician assistant studies
College
CSU Stanislaus (bachelor's in biology, with honors)
PA program
University of the Pacific, 2019
Professional memberships
Society of Dermatology Physician Assistants (fellow)
NPI
1467010744

Location

3189 Danville Blvd, Alamo, CA 94507
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Questions patients ask

Is Jordan Jepson a doctor?

Jepson is a physician assistant, not a physician.

Where did Jordan Jepson train?

Jepson earned a master's in physician assistant studies from University of the Pacific in 2019.

What skin concerns does Jordan Jepson see patients for?

Patient care includes rashes, acne, lesions and other skin concerns.

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