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David Careers

Full-Time or Part-Time Physician - Dermatology

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chs recruitingWest Long Branch (NJ)
DermatologistsOffices of Physicians

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$300,000 - $500,000 per year

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About the role

Physician - Dermatologist
Schedule: Full-Time or Part-Time, Flexible Options, Set Own Schedule
Full-Time Compensation: $300,000 to $500,000+ Annual Compensation, Malpractice Insurance w/ Tail Coverage, Health Insurance, Paid Time Off Package, CME Allowance, License/DEA Fees Paid, 401k, Package Negotiable
Locations: Freehold, New Jersey, West Long Branch, New JerseyThe practice operates clinics in Freehold and West Long Branch. The new dermatologist can work at both sites or a single location.
Company Profile: This dermatology practice has been offering a full spectrum of general, surgical, and cosmetic care to patients since 2013. They encourage teamwork and open communication, ensuring that provider satisfaction is as high as patient satisfaction. Their services include general dermatology, surgical/Mohs, and cosmetic/aesthetics.
Position Description: The new dermatologist will join a highly-skilled team of dedicated skin care professionals. There are opportunities to work within surgical/Mohs, cosmetic/laser, and general dermatology. Providers can work in any combination of areas or a single area, dependent upon personal interest and professional training. On average, physicians see 35 patients per day, with the help of clinical assistants and support staff. The practice utilizes the EMA Dermatology option of the Modernizing Medicine EHR.This is an extremely flexible position in which the dermatologist can have as much or as little support as they desire and set their own hours, patient volume, practice scope, etc.
Requirements: New Jersey medical license, DEA, Board Certified or Eligible, Dermatology

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