Dermatologist
dermatology associates of concordSomerville (MA)
About the role
Description:
Established in 1972, Dermatology Associates of Concord is a physician-owned, independent dermatology practice with offices in Concord, Cambridge, and Waltham, MA. Our dermatologists are deeply committed to delivering thoughtful, evidence-based, and compassionate care in a collaborative and supportive environment. As an independent practice, we maintain full clinical autonomy and allow our physicians to focus on what matters most: quality outcomes and meaningful relationships.
Position Overview:
We are seeking a Board-Certified Dermatologist who shares our commitment to clinical excellence and patient-centered care to join our newly remodeled Cambridge office full-time. Just a mile from Harvard University, our office's prime location allows you to practice in a vibrant community in the heart of Greater Boston, convenient to countless local amenities. This is an opportunity to join a respected, established practice with a strong reputation in the community and a loyal patient base. Our schedules are consistently full, supported by an extensive waitlist and longstanding referral relationships with Mount Auburn Hospital and local PCPs. You will have the flexibility to shape your practice according to your interests, whether that includes general, surgical or cosmetic dermatology.
Benefits:
Competitive compensation structure with uncapped earning potential Partnership track opportunity Generous CME allowance and time off policy Health, dental, and vision insurance Retirement plan with generous employer contribution Paid malpractice insurance Skilled support staff
Requirements:
Board-Certified in Dermatology Active MA medical license, or eligibility Strong diagnostic and procedural skills Excellent communication skills with both patients and colleagues Demonstrated commitment to high-quality, patient-centered care
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