General Dermatologist
Posted 3 days ago
qualderm partnersGreensboro (NC)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$450,000
About the role
General Dermatologist | Greensboro, NC$450,000 base salary + production bonus | Four-day workweek | Established patient panel Brassfield Dermatology is seeking a board-certified or board-eligible General Dermatologist to join our established, physician-led private practice in Greensboro, North Carolina. You’ll step into an existing patient panel with immediate demand and experienced clinical support. The role focuses on outpatient general dermatology, with the option to incorporate cosmetic procedures based on your interests. Why join Brassfield Dermatology? Patients from day one: An established panel means you can begin building relationships immediately. A schedule with room for life outside work: Enjoy a four-day workweek with predictable, flexible scheduling. Outpatient focus: No hospital call or inpatient responsibilities. Support to practice efficiently: Work with dedicated medical assistants and administrative staff in a modern facility using EMA by Modernizing Medicine. Clinical autonomy: Practice alongside a collegial team committed to high-quality patient care.
Compensation and benefits:
$450,000 base salary plus production bonus Sign-on bonus available Benefits package including CME allowance, malpractice coverage and generous time off
Qualifications:
MD or DO degree Board-certified or board-eligible in dermatology Eligible for medical licensure in North Carolina Greensboro offers a lively downtown, parks and access to destinations across North Carolina. If you’re looking for an established patient panel, a four-day schedule and the freedom to focus on outpatient dermatology, apply through Linked In to connect with our team.
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