
Last updated: May 21, 2009
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President Barbara S. Beck, HT (ASCP) |
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Vice President Cindy Rice, HT (ASCP) |
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Treasurer Jacqueline Dowdle Marsing, HT (ASCP) |
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Secretary Linda R. Cesario, DPM, HT |
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Past President Beth Uri, HT (ASCP) |
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Mohs College Executive Member Andrew D. Montemarano, DO |
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Director Gina Ackley, HT (ASCP) |
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Director Gabriel Ayala, HT (ASCP) |
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Director Michael Tavares, HT |
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Director Jeanie Wade, HT (ASCP) |
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Mohs College Representative David Clark, MD |
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Mohs College Representative Suneel Chilukuri, MD |
The ASMH will be holding an election for positions that will become effective at the 2010 Annual Meeting. Two Directors will be elected to the Board of Directors by the membership for the next term. Directors serve three-year terms.
Nominations for these positions will be accepted until November 20, 2009, and should be sent, faxed, or e-mailed to the ASMH office. Official ballots will be sent in February 2010.
Annual Meeting
ASMH 16th Annual Meeting
April 30- May 1, 2010
New York, New York
Save the Date! The ASMH 2010 Annual Meeting will be held at the Marriot Marquis in New York, New York April 30 - May 1. The Annual Meeting Planning Committee will begin working on the scientific program for the 16th Annual Meeting and would like your input! If you have a topic or speaker suggestion, fill out the suggestion form and send it to the ASMH executive office.
More information about the 2010 Annual Meeting including registration, exhibiting and abstract submission will be provided in the coming months.
The American Society for Mohs Histotechnology (ASMH) was founded in 1995 as an ancillary group to the American College of Mohs Surgery (ACMS). One of the requirements for membership in the ASMH is employment by an active ACMS member or membership in the ACMS.
Member benefits include: discounted registration fee for the Annual Meeting, quarterly newsletter with articles related to the field of histotechnology, histotechnician salary survey results, career listings, and the opportunity for peer interaction and information exchange throughout the year. See below for additional information on membership.
Bylaws of the American Society for Mohs Histotechnology
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ASMH Membership Application
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Purpose
The Mohs Histotech Quality Assurance (MHQA) Training initiative was created by the Mohs College to elevate the national standard of Mohs Histotechnology, and strive towards a common level of excellence of Mohs technicians. The MHQA Training initiative is designed to provide improved slide-preparation technique to Mohs Technicians whose employers recommend and approve such training. It should be noted that this training is not an official Histotech Certification program, nor is it intended to substitute training for new techs with no experience. The MHQA Training initiative is designed to further enhance the performance and quality of work to established Mohs technicians.
Description of Program
The MHQA training is specifically designed to meet the needs of the trainee. The trainer will give an overall review of Mohs cryotomy and the principles and technique of staining. The trainer will then address the concerns or deficiencies of the trainee as requested by the Mohs surgeon and/or Mohs tech trainee.
Enrollment Information
Mohs College members may make arrangements to have personalized training for their Mohs technician(s). It is the responsibility of the student seeking training to contact an MHQA trainer and make arrangements for the training. Please contact the Mohs College office to obtain contact information for trainers. An MHQA Training Initiative Enrollment Form must then be completed and sent to the Mohs College along with payment. The standard tuition for training will be $500 for ASMH members and $750 for non-members. The amount of time spent for training will be left to the discretion of the participants; however, the Mohs College recommends an average duration of two days for each training session. Upon completion of training, the student will receive a certificate of participation from the Mohs College, and the MHQA Trainer and student will be required to fill out an assessment form to provide feedback to the College regarding the training experience. The students practice is responsible for all costs incurred (travel, food, lodging, etc.) during training. These costs are in addition to the standard tuition for training.
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MHQA Trainers
If you are interested in obtaining training from one of the trainers listed below, please call the Mohs College office 414-347-1103.
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Norma Anderson, HT (ASCP) Linda Cesario, DPM, HT Kristi L. Donaho Kimberly Emerick, HT (ASCP) Amanda Faust, HT, BSW Carlette Geddis, HTL Kathy Hicks, HT (ASCP) Alex Ibrahim Jackie Marsing, HT (ASCP) |
Marilyn McCulloch Alexander Nieves Theresa Nunnciato, HT (ASCP) Ana Santos, CMA Carol Stewart, HT (ASCP) Deborah Theis, HT (ASCP) Lynn Whitmore, HT (ASCP) |
* The designation of "trainer" will be reviewed annually by the MHQA Training Committee. Renewal of this designation will be considered periodically.
Application for Trainer Designations (How to apply to be a Trainer)
Mohs histotechnicians who are applying to be a trainer must obtain permission from their Mohs surgeons prior to applying. To obtain an application, either print one from the link below, or contact the Mohs College office at 414-347-1103.
Click here for a Mohs Histotechnology Trainer Application
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