Dermatologist
lancesoftTowson (MD)
About the role
Dermatologist (MD/DO) – Full-Time | Towson, MDJob Highlights Full-Time Outpatient Dermatology position. Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits. Collaborative, patient-focused practice. Cosmetic Dermatology experience (Botox & fillers) is a plus if formally trained.
Responsibilities:
Diagnose and treat a wide range of skin conditions, including acne, eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, and skin infections. Perform comprehensive skin examinations and skin cancer screenings. Conduct in-office dermatology procedures, including: Shave biopsies Punch biopsies Excisional biopsies CryotherapyED&C (Electrodesiccation & Curettage)Lesion removal and suturing Develop treatment plans and prescribe medications. Educate patients on skincare, treatment options, and preventive care. Monitor patient progress through follow-up visits. Maintain accurate and timely EHR documentation. Collaborate with physicians and specialists to provide high-quality patient care. Perform cosmetic procedures such as Botox and dermal fillers if trained and experienced.
Qualifications:
MD or DO from an accredited medical school. Board Certified or Board Eligible in Dermatology. Completion of an accredited Dermatology residency. Active State Medical License (or eligible to obtain).Active DEA registration (or eligible to obtain).Experience with EHR systems preferred (Next Gen is a plus).Training or experience in cosmetic dermatology (Botox and fillers) is preferred.
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