Dermatologist
prodermatologyBrooklyn (NY)
About the role
Medical Dermatologist (Board certified or board eligible)
About ProDerm Skin & SurgeryProDerm Skin & Surgery is a surgical, cosmetic, and medical dermatology practice in North Austin, Texas. Our mission is to provide expert dermatologic care from our Mayo Clinic-trained, board-certified Dermatologist for the whole family in North Austin, Texas. Our staff are committed to delivering exceptional outcomes and a superior patient experience. Our employees are front-facing and the strength that keeps the patient at heart and us moving forward.
DescriptionProDerm Skin & Surgery – Austin, TX
Seeking a board-certified or board-eligible Dermatologist to join a growing physician-owned practice. You should be open to working at our Braker Ln & 183 location or a future Northern-suburbs office.
About Us:
ProDerm Skin & Surgery is a surgical, cosmetic, and medical dermatology practice in North Austin, Texas. Our mission is to provide expert dermatologic care for the whole family in North Austin, Texas. In additional to a broad base of medical dermatology, the practice sees patients for Mohs surgery and cosmetic services including facial plastics, laser surgery, fillers, and Botox.
Option for guaranteed or production based compensation
Malpractice insurance
Health, dental, and vision insurance
Retirement plan (with employer match)
Paid time off and holidays
4 clinic days a week
ProDerm Skin & Surgery is an equal opportunity employer and values diversity in its workforce.
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