Dermatology Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant
addison kenway associatesFort Lee (NJ)
Dermatology Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant
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addison kenway associatesFort Lee (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Dermatology Nurse Practitioner Or Physician Assistant Job Opening In Fort Lee, New Jersey A well-established dermatology group in northern New Jersey seeks an experienced NP or PA to join its outpatient clinical team in Fort Lee, offering part-time (Monday, Wednesday, Friday) or full-time scheduling. The role includes providing medical dermatology care, performing biopsies, cryotherapy, and basic procedures while managing a steady patient volume in a supportive practice environment. The position offers competitive compensation, benefits aligned with experience, and immediate hiring for a provider with 5+ years of dermatology background; Korean-speaking or Spanish-speaking candidates are strongly preferred.
Qualifications:
- Active New Jersey license • Board certification as FNP or PAMinimum 5 years of dermatology experience
- Proficiency in biopsies, cryotherapy, and outpatient dermatologic procedures
- Strong clinical judgment and patient-focused communication
- Korean-speaking or Spanish-speaking preferred
LocationFort Lee offers easy access to recreation, from riverside parks to nearby hiking and cultural attractions. Housing options range from modern high-rises to quiet residential neighborhoods. Excellent schools, strong employment opportunities, and proximity to New York City make this area highly desirable.
Salary details shown on third-party job boards may be estimated or inaccurate. Final compensation is set by the hiring manager and discussed directly with qualified candidates during the interview process.
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