Founded in 1967, the American College of Mohs Surgery is a membership organization of 1,500 fellowship-trained skin cancer and reconstructive surgeons specializing in the Mohs micrographic surgical technique pioneered by Dr. Frederic E. Mohs. The ACMS serves as the voice of the specialty, promoting and advancing the highest standards of patient care through fellowship training, research, education and public advocacy.
The American Society for Mohs Histotechnology offers customized, hands-on instruction through its Mohs Technician Quality Assurance (MTQA) Training Program. The next training is Oct. 18-19, 2018 at the Avantik Academy Mohs Training Campus in Springfield, NJ. Learn more and register at the link below by Oct. 10.
The first episode of the College's podcast series, Conversations in Mohs Surgery, is available now. Dr. Thomas Knackstedt, the host, will interview authors of key articles published in the micrographic dermatologic surgery literature. The first episode features Dr. Jeremy Bordeaux discussing his recent review of the safety of dermatologic surgery in the outpatient setting.
Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the U.S. The meticulous process of Mohs surgery is part of why it's recognized as the most effective treatment.
Registration deadline for Oct. 18-19 MTQA Training in NJ / Learn more
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