American College of Mohs Surgery

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

The ACMS is now accepting applications for the Mohs Surgeons Leading the Future 2026-27 Program year. Program participan...
11/06/2025

The ACMS is now accepting applications for the Mohs Surgeons Leading the Future 2026-27 Program year. Program participants will learn valuable leadership skills, gain exposure to ACMS leaders and strategic goals of the organization, and be paired with a seasoned ACMS leader as a mentor. Learn more and find application materials at: mohs.net/mslf

2026 ACMS membership dues can now be paid online. You can now pay your 2026 membership dues by logging into your account...
11/05/2025

2026 ACMS membership dues can now be paid online. You can now pay your 2026 membership dues by logging into your account at mohscollege.org/members.

TOMORROW! Tomorrow is the final day to submit nominations for the 2026 ACMS Board of Directors. Submit your nominees now...
09/25/2025

TOMORROW! Tomorrow is the final day to submit nominations for the 2026 ACMS Board of Directors. Submit your nominees now: mohs.net/2026BoardElections

There is just one week left to submit your nominations for the ACMS Board of Directors. Now is the time to propose nomin...
09/18/2025

There is just one week left to submit your nominations for the ACMS Board of Directors. Now is the time to propose nominees you would like to see in a leadership role at the College. Submit your picks by September 26: mohs.net/2026BoardElections

FINAL DAY! Today is the final day to register for our September 16 webinar in partnership with the American Society for ...
09/12/2025

FINAL DAY! Today is the final day to register for our September 16 webinar in partnership with the American Society for Mohs Histotechnology, Mastering the Art of Eyelid Tissue Processing. Hurry! Registration closes at 11:59 p.m. tonight. Register now: mohstech.org/membership/webinars

The ACMS is still accepting member nominations for the Board of Directors until September 26. ACMS members are invited t...
09/11/2025

The ACMS is still accepting member nominations for the Board of Directors until September 26. ACMS members are invited to propose nominees they would like to see in leadership at the College. Learn more about the process and submit your nominees now: mohs.net/2026BoardElections

Registration ends this Friday! Don't miss our September 16 webinar in partnership with the American Society for Mohs His...
09/10/2025

Registration ends this Friday! Don't miss our September 16 webinar in partnership with the American Society for Mohs Histotechnology, Mastering the Art of Eyelid Tissue Processing. This FREE for members webinar will share perspectives from both the Mohs surgeon and histotech. Hurry! The registration deadline is this Friday, September 12. Sign up now: mohstech.org/membership/webinars

Don't forget to submit your nominations for the ACMS Board of Directors before September 26! Learn more and submit today...
09/05/2025

Don't forget to submit your nominations for the ACMS Board of Directors before September 26! Learn more and submit today at: mohs.net/2026BoardElections

2026 ACMS Board Nominations are now open! ACMS members are invited to propose nominees for the upcoming College election...
08/30/2025

2026 ACMS Board Nominations are now open! ACMS members are invited to propose nominees for the upcoming College election. Learn more about the process and submit your nominees by September 26: mohs.net/2026BoardElections

There's still time to register for our September 16 webinar in partnership with the American Society for Mohs Histotechn...
08/29/2025

There's still time to register for our September 16 webinar in partnership with the American Society for Mohs Histotechnology. Join us at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT for Mastering the Art of Eyelid Tissue Processing. Hear about cases from both the Mohs surgeon and histotech perspectives. This webinar is FREE for ACMS and ASMH members. Learn more and register today: mohstech.org/membership/webinars

NEW WEBINAR! Join us September 16 for a collaborative webinar with the American Society for Mohs Histotechnology, Master...
08/20/2025

NEW WEBINAR! Join us September 16 for a collaborative webinar with the American Society for Mohs Histotechnology, Mastering the Art of Eyelid Tissue Processing. This session will present cases from both the Mohs surgeon and histotechnician perspectives. FREE for ACMS and ASMH members, you won't want to miss this informational discussion. Learn more and register now: mohstech.org/membership/webinars

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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.