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The ACMS is an organization of 1,700+ fellowship trained skin cancer and reconstructive surgeons spe

01/23/2026

Today is the final day for submissions for the 2026 Clinicopathologic Case Competition! Fellows-in-Training are invited to submit clinicopathologic slides and photographs of Mohs cases that have uncommon or rare pathology or that illustrate prototypical diagnostic challenges and keys to diagnosis or tumor detection. The winner will be invited to present the case during a plenary session at the College's 58th annual meeting in Austin, Texas.

01/20/2026

Tonight at 6:30 p.m. CT, the College is hosting IHC-Assisted Mohs Surgery: Beyond Melanoma. If you registered to attend, please check your inbox for an email from Zoom with your personal link to join the webinar. A confirmation email with this link was resent to all registrants at 12 p.m. CT today. Please check your junk or spam folder if you do not see the email in your main inbox.

Tonight's webinar will provide practical guidance on applying IHC in complex cases of non-melanoma skin cancers and rare adnexal tumors. Through case-based discussions and technical insights, the webinar aims to enhance clinical decision-making, diagnostic precision, and intraoperative efficiency for Mohs surgeons incorporating IHC into their practice. You can still register at www.mohs.net/IHCwebinar until 5 p.m. CT.

01/15/2026

Today is the final day to register for the American Society for Mohs Histotechnology's webinar hosted in partnership with the ACMS on January 21 at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT: Nail Specimen Processing - A Collaborative Approach. Both Mohs surgeon and histotech perspectives on mastering the art of nail specimen processing will be shared. ACMS members and Fellows-in-Training can register for free at www.mohstech.org/membership/webinars.

01/12/2026

The ACMS requests nominations for the 2026 Outstanding Community Service and Public Outreach Award. This award is given to members who demonstrate exceptional dedication to community service and public outreach, and go above and beyond their clinical responsibilities to make a significant impact on their communities. Nominations are due by February 11. Go to www.mohs.net/OCSPO to submit a nomination today.

01/08/2026

Join us on January 20 at 6:30 p.m. CT for IHC-Assisted Mohs Surgery: Beyond Melanoma, a webinar designed to educate Mohs surgeons on the expanding role of immunohistochemistry (IHC) in Mohs micrographic surgery beyond melanoma. It will provide practical guidance on applying IHC in complex cases of non-melanoma skin cancers and rare adnexal tumors. Through case-based discussions and technical insights, the webinar aims to enhance clinical decision-making, diagnostic precision, and intraoperative efficiency for Mohs surgeons incorporating IHC into their practice. ACMS members and Fellows-in-Training can register to attend for free at www.mohs.net/IHCwebinar.

01/07/2026

The American Society for Mohs Histotechnology is hosting a webinar in partnership with the ACMS on January 21 at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT: Nail Specimen Processing - A Collaborative Approach. Both Mohs surgeon and histotech perspectives on mastering the art of nail specimen processing will be shared. ACMS members and Fellows-in-Training can register for free at www.mohstech.org/membership/webinars.

01/05/2026

Today is the final day! Abstracts to be considered for the College's 2026 annual meeting must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. PT today. The 2026 meeting will include four categories of abstracts: scientific abstracts, clinical abstracts, rapid pearl abstracts, and case report abstracts.

Visit www.mohs.net/2026 to submit your abstract today.

12/29/2025

Thank you to all who have generously supported the ACMS Foundation this year! There is still time to give before the end of the year to help the College fuel innovation and ensure that we stay at the forefront of Mohs surgery. Give today at mohscollege.org/donate

12/27/2025

🎯 Help Us Advance the Future of Medicine

As we close out 2025, we reflect on a year of tremendous progress — advancing patient care, supporting physicians, and driving innovation across our profession. None of it would be possible without you. 💙

Your year-end gift to the ACMS Foundation helps us:
✅ Fund vital research and education initiatives
✅ Support the next generation of fellowship-trained Mohs surgeons
✅ Fuel innovation bringing bold, transformative ideas to life

Every contribution—large or small—moves our mission forward. Let’s finish the year strong and continue building a healthier future for all.

✨ Make your year-end gift today: mohscollege.org/donate
Thank you for your continued support and dedication to our community of care.

12/23/2025

Only a couple weeks remain to submit your abstract for the 2026 ACMS annual meeting!

The 2026 meeting will include four categories of abstracts: scientific abstracts, clinical abstracts, rapid pearl abstracts, and case report abstracts. Visit www.mohs.net/2026 to learn more about the submission opportunities.

12/19/2025

Happy holidays from the ACMS!

12/18/2025

Supporting the ACMS Foundation supports mentorship initiatives that grow the future of Mohs surgery. You can help ensure a bright future for our specialty by giving to the ACMS Foundation today! Give today at mohscollege.org/donate

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The Mohs Difference

While any board certified dermatologist may perform Mohs surgery, only members of the American College of Mohs Surgery (ACMS) have undergone rigorous fellowship training. Chosen through an extremely competitive review and selection process, fellows are required to complete an intensive 1 or 2-year post-residency ACMS fellowship training program. This extensive training includes participation in at least 500 Mohs surgery cases under the supervision of an experienced ACMS-approved Mohs surgeon.

Mohs surgery fellowship training programs must pass a rigorous application and review process before being allowed to train a fellow. Once the training program is approved, it must continue to adhere to the standards set by the Mohs College. All ACMS-approved training programs are periodically re-evaluated on a 1 to 5-year basis to ensure that their academic and clinical requirements are being followed and fulfilled.

Mohs surgery is the most effective treatment for most types of skin cancer. To learn more about your options, find a fellowship trained Mohs surgeon in your area.