Master in Mohs Fellowship

Applications for the Sep 2026 intake close on Aug 31, 2026, and the tuition fee is 500 USD per year.

Medical specialists seeking to master the complexities of Mohs Micrographic Surgery (MMS) will find a rigorous, high-volume environment at Erasmus MC. This fellowship is designed for clinicians who thrive on precision, requiring a deep integration of surgical skill, histopathological analysis, and reconstructive expertise. Candidates develop a sophisticated understanding of tumor mapping and spatial awareness, transitioning from the operating room to the cryostat to ensure optimal patient outcomes.

Clinical and Academic Mastery

The program is structured around hands-on volume and continuous assessment, demanding high levels of personal accountability. Participants are expected to manage their own professional development, including:

• Performing 200 Mohs surgeries as the primary surgeon, encompassing the full scope of excision, slide analysis, and reconstruction.
• Reviewing a minimum of 500 Mohs cases to develop advanced diagnostic and technical pattern recognition.
• Engaging in scholarly activities, including a formal presentation on dermato-oncology or surgical guidelines to departmental staff.
• Maintaining a comprehensive portfolio that documents procedural assessments, scientific contributions, and clinical evaluations.

The Erasmus MC environment is uniquely suited for this training, as it stands as one of the largest Mohs centers in Europe, facilitating approximately 1,700 procedures annually. By the conclusion of the program, candidates are equipped not only with the technical manual dexterity required for complex defect management but also with the critical appraisal skills necessary to lead within the field of dermato-oncology.