The Kimberly and Eric J. Waldman Department of Dermatology at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai is dedicated to delivering superior, comprehensive dermatologic care that exceeds patient expectations, and to advancing the science of dermatology through research and education.

From preparing the next generation of leaders, to providing cutting-edge and cost-effective treatment, the Department of Dermatology thrives on a passion to improve the lives of patients through science.

The Certified MOHS Technician assists in the process of complex tissue removal and microscopic examination of skin cancer cells. Also, the MOHS Technician performs extensive administrative duties involving medical record keeping, developing laboratory protocols and following federal and state guidelines. They will assist the surgeon in all stages of surgery.

• The Certified MOHS Technician is responsible for providing complex skilled surgical and medical support to the MOHS surgeon with the patients' care, comfort, safety, and confidentiality as primary concerns.
• Conducts daily evaluation of tissue slide preparation to ensure quality compliance.
• Prepares for and assists in shaving and punching biopsies and excisions, suture removal and wound care.
• Prepares for and assists in cosmetic procedures such as the administration of Botox, various fillers, laser treatments and a variety of peels.
• Prepares patients' charts, forms, instruments, and other equipment as needed for surgery and patient care.
• Perform routine housekeeping duties and sterile technique. Keep rooms stocked with supplies and linens.
• Room patients, take detailed patient history, and have patient properly draped for the exam and prepares set-up for surgical removal.
• Performs other related duties.

• Graduate of an accredited course in Histology or Pathology or supervised training by a registered histotechnologist required.
• Minimum 3 years of experience in a surgical-based practice to include six (6) months of MOHS experience in tissue grossing and preparing frozen tissue sections required.
• Member of the American Society for MOHS Surgery, preferred.    

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