Webinar Recordings
Click a link below to learn more about, access or purchase recordings of past ASMH webinars.
Fees for purchase of webinar recordings:
- ASMH Members: Included with Membership
- Non-members: $25.00
June 19, 2025 · 62 minutes
The Role of CLIA in Mohs Laboratory Operations: A Practical Overview
This presentation will review regulatory standards with the audience, to help participants understand why regulatory standards are in place to ensure the safety, quality, and efficiency within the scope of the clinical laboratory with a focus on Mohs laboratories. One of the key regulatory frameworks in the laboratory setting is The Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA). Attendees will gain insight into the role of CLIA within a Mohs laboratory and how CLIA focuses on patient safety. The talk will concentrate on quality assurance (QA) and quality control (QC) and their importance in laboratory operations. Additionally, the talk will discuss Competency Assessment as a vital part of ensuring laboratory staff efficiency. Examples of applicable regulatory standards will be given, such as CLIA, and how they are applied in laboratory settings will be discussed to highlight their role in maintaining optimal laboratory operations.
Faculty
Camille Pellone-McKay, M.Ed., BSHCA
Kishwer Nehal, MD, FACMS
Kishan M. Shah, MD
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August 21, 2025 · 78 minutes
Tipping Your Cap for CAP: Tips on How to Make Inspections Go Smoothly
This webinar will cover how to prepare for inspections, understand the difference between CAP and CLIA and how they work together while developing a structured format to ensure success.
Faculty
Lindsey Riggs, HTL
Jeanie Wade, HT (ASCP)
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September 16, 2025 · 57 minutes
Mastering the Art of Eyelid Tissue Processing
This session will present cases from both the Mohs surgeon and Mohs histotechnician perspectives to highlight the pearls and pitfalls in mastering the art of eyelid tissue processing. Members from both the ASMH and ACMS are welcome, with programming for all levels of experience – from novice to expert.
Objectives:
- Discuss various techniques used to surgically obtain eyelid tissue and how it pertains to processing
- Elucidate strategies to optimize eyelid tissue processing
- Identify pearls & pitfalls that arise during lab processing of eyelid specimens
Faculty
Mariam Mafee, MD, FACMS
Kishwer Nehal, MD, FACMS
Camille Pellone-McKay, M.Ed., BSHCA