American Dermoscopy
Certificate Program
Structured online dermoscopy education for physicians, NPs, and PAs.
From baseline to final assessment, learn through faculty-led modules, interactive cases, AI-supported study tools, and live Office Hours.
Complete the required curriculum and capstone, then pass the final assessment to earn the American Dermoscopy Certificate.
THE PATH TO YOUR CERTIFICATE
Here's how the program works.
- STEP 1Self-assessmentEstablish your baseline
- STEP 2Modules25 faculty-led modules; CME available as you progress
- STEP 3Capstone21 interactive cases
- STEP 4Final assessmentPass the program's final assessment
- GOALCertificate earnedAmerican Dermoscopy Certificate + up to 15.5 CME
Enroll today and start Step 1 immediately.
Certificate
Complete the required modules and capstone and pass the final assessment to earn the American Dermoscopy Certificate.
CME
Up to 15.5 CME credits (ACCME, ANCC, and AAPA), earned as you go — claim each module's credit as you finish it.
Office Hours
Bring your toughest cases to a monthly live webinar with Dr. Marghoob & faculty.
Earning the American Dermoscopy Certificate does not itself award CME or continuing-education credit. Activity-level CME and continuing-education certificates remain separate from the program certificate.
The American Dermoscopy Certificate does not confer medical licensure, board certification, specialty certification, or expanded scope of practice.
WHAT'S INSIDE
The 25 modules.
Taught by American Dermoscopy Meeting faculty; every module carries CME credit.
- 1Dermoscopic Structures: Histopathology Correlations (Non-Melanocytic)Free preview
- 2Benign neoplasms I: DF, lentigo, & SK
- 3Benign neoplasms II: Vascular lesions: angioma, lymphangioma, angiokeratoma, port wine, PG, etc
- 4Benign neoplasms III: CCA, JXG, sebaceous/other adnexal etc.
- 5Benign neoplasms IV: LPLK
- 6AK & SCC
- 7BCC & its mimickers
- 8Dermoscopic Structures: Histopathology Correlations (Melanocytic)
- 9The Universe of Nevi
- 10Melanoma specific structures
- 11Approach to evaluating facial lesions
- 12Approach to evaluating volar lesions
- 13Approach to evaluating mucosal lesions
- 14Onychoscopy
- 15Tricoscopy
- 16Dermoscopy in pediatric population
- 17Entodermoscopy
- 18Other malignant tumors: Merkel, CTCL, etc.
- 19Inflammoscopy
- 20Management BCC/AK-SCC: The in-between
- 21Dermoscopy of non-white skin
- 22Unknowns for the experts (audience submitted cases)
- 23Case based learning (context & comparators)
- 24Best cases from around the world
- 25Options for continued learning
