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LAST CHANCE! OFFER ENDS Fri, Jan 30Expand your family medicine practice with in-demand dermatological procedures. Keep patients in-house, improve outcomes through early skin cancer detection, and capture significant revenue from procedures you currently refer out.
As a family medicine physician, you're often the first to see skin conditions. Stop referring out procedures you can perform in-house with proper training.
A comprehensive curriculum covering essential dermatological procedures for family medicine physicians.
Master the identification of benign, pre-cancerous, and malignant lesions including melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma. Learn the ABCDE criteria and dermoscopy evaluation techniques.
Learn punch biopsy, shave biopsy, and excisional biopsy techniques. Understand when to use each method, proper specimen handling, and pathology submission protocols.
Master cryotherapy applications for warts, actinic keratoses, seborrheic keratoses, and other lesions. Learn freeze times, techniques, and post-procedure care.
Learn dermatoscope use for magnified lesion evaluation. Understand patterns that differentiate benign from malignant conditions.
Practice simple interrupted, mattress, and corner sutures. Learn wound closure principles and post-operative care.
Diagnose and treat eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, acne, fungal infections, warts, skin tags, and more.
Leverage your established patient relationships and comprehensive training to offer in-demand dermatological services.
As a licensed family medicine physician (MD/DO), you have complete authority to perform dermatological procedures in your primary care practice. You can independently diagnose skin conditions, perform biopsies, excise lesions, apply cryotherapy, and manage the full spectrum of medical dermatology. Your comprehensive primary care training provides an excellent foundation for these procedures.
Stop losing revenue to dermatology referrals. Keep patients and procedures in-house while providing better, faster care.
Your patients already trust you with their health. Offering dermatology services means faster diagnosis, seamless follow-up, and better care coordination without referral delays.
Family medicine physicians are often the first to see skin lesions. Your training in early detection of melanoma and other skin cancers directly improves patient outcomes.
Dermatology fits naturally into family medicine's whole-person approach. Address skin conditions alongside other health concerns. Patients appreciate not needing separate appointments with different providers. Many dermatological conditions connect to systemic health issues you're already managing.
Receive your AAOPM Certificate of Completion with 14.0 CME credits. This certification demonstrates your competency in dermatological procedures to patients, insurers, and credentialing bodies. Includes 279-page comprehensive manual with all protocols and forms.
Browse upcoming dermatology training courses. All courses include hands-on surgical practice.
Common questions about dermatology training for family medicine physicians.
Join thousands of family medicine physicians who have expanded their practices with AAOPM dermatology training. Register today or speak with our team.
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