Overview

The symposium is a great fit for dermatologists, Mohs surgeons, dermatopathologists, pathologists, and clinicians who seek to deepen their knowledge base. Industry research doctors who attend will better understand their companies' important roles in the dermatology specialty. Our self-paced e-slide exam assists residents, fellows, and physicians in preparing for the certification or re-certification exam.

The symposium offers sessions in the morning and early evenings, allowing ample afternoon free time to enjoy the majestic Colorado Rocky Mountains, which are truly spectacular in the summer.

Learning Objective

• Translate the current trends and future innovations associated with clinical dermatology and dermatopathology.
• Demonstrate an improved knowledge base of the various treatment options and the use of multiple modalities in treating specific dermatologic disorders.
• Recall the basic principles for the treatment of dermatologic disorders, including biologics, combination therapy, and evolving treatment options.
• Implement learned skills about the clinical and histopathologic features, management, and treatment of common skin cancers and non-cancerous skin disorders.
• Evaluate new diagnostic and treatment algorithms for pigmented neoplasms (including melanoma), carcinomas, and inflammatory conditions.
• Assess the use of physical therapies in treating skin lesions, including cryotherapy, radiation therapy, photodynamic therapy, and light therapy.

Target Audience 

The Practical Symposium is designed for: 

• Dermatologists
• Mohs Surgeons
• Dermatopathologists
• Pathologists
• Dermatology Physician Assistants
• Dermatology Nurse Practitioners
• Plastic Surgeons that Treat Skin Disorders
• Family Practitioners that Treat Skin Disorders
• Podiatrists that Treat Skin Disorders
• Dermatology and Mohs Fellows
• Dermatopathology Fellows
• Dermatology Residents
• Pathology Residents 

Accreditation

Virtually all of the major topics of dermatology and dermatopathology will be covered in this 3.5-day comprehensive seminar. Learn the essentials of clinicopathologic correlation, the cornerstone of dermatology and dermatopathology. You can satisfy your entire yearly CME requirements in one meeting. Approximately 20-25 CME hours and 50-60 MOC credits will be available to be earned.

For more information please visit the official event page.