Skin Cancer Screenings for Everyone™ Alliance
Get a Skin Cancer Screening
A Skin Cancer Screening is easy, pain-free, and takes approximate 30-60 minutes.
While many health care providers offer dermatologic care and cosmetic procedures, your results depend on the screening provider’s skill and experience.
We always recommend a board certified dermatologist to do your screening. There is nothing better than the eye of a board certified dermatologist to find a skin cancer developing in it’s earliest stages.
The American College of Dermatology supports Physician-led care teams, and recognizes the important roles that physician assistants and nurse practitioners play when caring for patients under the direction of a board-certified dermatologist.
- Skin Cancer Screenings are provided by local dermatologists specializing in early skin cancer detection.
- Screenings are available throughout the United States.
- We can often find dermatologists providing free skin cancer screenings close to you, and we’ll send you that information when you register.
- If you are unable to pay the full cost of a paid screening, Skin Cancer Free financial assistance may be available to help based on your personal circumstances.
Fill out the form below and we’ll get back to you with the location of a board certified dermatologist providing Skin Cancer Screenings in your area. We’ll do our best to find one close to you.
We’ll find a Board Certfied Dermatologist Providing Skin Cancer Screenings close to you.
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Why You Need a Board Certified Dermatologist to Do Your Screening
Board Certified Dermatologist | Physician Assistant | Nurse Practitioner | |
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College | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Schooling after College | 4 Years Medical Degree (MD or DO) | 2-3 Years Master’s Degree | 2-4 Years Master’s or Doctoral Degree |
Internship | 1 Year | ||
Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Information – Accredited Dermatology Residency | 3 Years (minimum) | ||
Patient Care Hours | 12,000 – 16,000 Hours Required | 2,000 Hours Required | 500-720 Hours Required |
Board Certification American Board of Dermatology American Osteopathic Board of Dermatology | Yes | No | No |