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Dermatology Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant

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addison kenway associatesEast Newark (NJ)

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Dermatology Nurse Practitioner Or Physician Assistant Job Opening In Newark, New Jersey A well-established dermatology practice located in the eastern part of New Jersey is seeking a skilled and compassionate Dermatology Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant to join their growing team. In this full-time role, the provider will evaluate and treat a wide range of dermatologic conditions, perform medical and cosmetic procedures, and collaborate closely with dermatologists to ensure exceptional patient care. The position also includes responsibilities such as managing patient follow-ups and maintaining detailed documentation through EMR systems. Competitive compensation package. Minimum of 2 years of dermatology experience preferred; willing to train the right candidate Strong interpersonal and communication skills Proficient in managing general dermatology concerns and performing in-office procedures Ability to work Monday through Friday with occasional weekends as needed Fluency in Spanish or Portuguese is a plus Current New Jersey NP or PA license (or eligible for licensure) Living in Essex County offers the best of both worlds—urban amenities and suburban charm. Newark is a vibrant, culturally rich city with easy access to NYC, major airports, and the Jersey Shore. With diverse dining, top-ranked schools nearby, and a growing arts scene, eastern New Jersey is a great place to live and work.

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