The Annual Meeting is a given. It’s expected, anticipated, exhilarating, exhausting, transformative, consequential, challenging, compelling. It’s a resource, a culture medium, an integrated platform, a bridge, a skyway. People come from around the world because they must, because they should, pulled by the Academy’s engagement magnet. They come for discovery, to experience others’ imagination, to learn, sustain, excel, grow, experience family. They come for reunion, exchange, sharing, inspiration-intuitively certain that USCAP will give it to them, and it is….given.

Designed primarily for ACMS members, the purpose of the Annual Meeting is for members to attend scientific educational sessions for continuing medical education. The Annual Meeting consists of masters' panels, interactive sessions, hands-on workshop, and oral and poster abstract presentations featuring the latest developments in Mohs and dermatologic surgery. Topics will include cutaneous oncology and pathology, fundamentals of dermatologic surgery, advanced reconstruction, and more.

The target audiences for these programs include members of the ACMS, residents and Fellows-in-Training, non-member physicians and surgical assistants who work with ACMS members.

"It is now more important than ever to understand the importance of the close cross fertilization that occurs among dermatology, dermatopathology and industry. In order to plan optimal treatment and provide the best patient care, correlation between dermatologist and pathologist is crucial.
 
In this ever changing field, clinicopathologic correlation also helps to guide research, new drugs and device product development within dermatology."
 
We hope you will join us in Beaver Creek next summer for a dynamic meeting unlike any other!
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- Clay Cockerell, MD

Additional details will be posted as soon as they are available.

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