Resources & FAQ

Board-certified surgeons have completed extensive training and passed rigorous exams in their specialty, verifying their expertise and commitment to high standards of patient care. At The Surgical Clinic, every surgeon is board-certified to ensure you receive expert care you can trust.

If you require a surgical procedure, our board-certified surgeons are here to provide expert care. For pre-operative evaluations, post-operative follow-ups, and ongoing care, an advanced practitioner offers thorough assessments, guidance, and support to ensure a smooth treatment experience.

FACS stands for Fellow of the American College of Surgeons.
When you see FACS after a surgeon’s name, it means they are board-certified and have undergone additional peer review to confirm their ethics, skills, and professional excellence. Many of our surgeons at The Surgical Clinic proudly hold this distinction.

FACOS stands for Fellow of the American College of Osteopathic Surgeons.
This honor is awarded to board-certified osteopathic surgeons (DOs) who meet high standards of surgical skill, ethics, and leadership. At The Surgical Clinic, Dr. Marc Rosen, DO, FACOS, holds this title.

MPH stands for Master of Public Health.
Surgeons who earn an MPH degree have advanced training in public health, epidemiology, and healthcare systems—providing a broader perspective on patient care and healthcare delivery.

MBA stands for Master of Business Administration.
Surgeons with an MBA have additional education in business, leadership, and healthcare management, which helps them better navigate complex healthcare systems and improve patient services.

MMM stands for Master of Medical Management, a degree specifically for physicians who want to lead healthcare organizations effectively.

CPE stands for Certified Physician Executive, a certification recognizing physicians with expertise in healthcare leadership, strategy, and operational management.