It is important that your surgeon is a member of the American College of Mohs Surgery (ACMS). Members of ACMS are required to complete extra training in the form of an intensive one or two-year post-residency program.
This extensive fellowship includes participating in at least 500 Mohs Micrographic Surgery cases under the supervision of an experienced, ACMS-approved Mohs surgeon. Fellows are chosen only after completing an extremely competitive review and selection process.
ACMS-approved 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 College. All ACMS-approved training programs are periodically re-evaluated on a one to five year basis to ensure that the ACMS's academic and clinical requirements are being followed and fulfilled.
Learn more information about the American College of Mohs Surgery from their website: http://www.mohscollege.org/
We look forward to making sure your experience with Mohs Micrographic surgery is a positive one and appreciate the opportunity to serve you. Please do not hesitate to call with any questions or concerns.
Questions concerning your upcoming surgery can be addressed by our Mohs Support Specialist:
Johnson City
423-928-8088
Kingsport
423-230-3145
Bristol
423-764-7131 ext. 5094
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