Dermatology NP – Mount Vernon, IL | Part-Time + Fri/Sat/Sun Options

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spencer brittMount Vernon (IL)

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Senior

SALARY

$125,000 per year

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About the role

An established and growing dermatology practice in Mount Vernon, Illinois, is seeking an experienced Dermatology Nurse Practitioner to join its team.
Position Highlights: Opportunity to work apart-time scheduleor Friday/Saturday/Sundayschedule Provide medical, surgical and/or cosmetic dermatology care for patients of all ages Evaluate, diagnose and develop individualized treatment plans for dermatologic conditions Prescribe medications and monitor patient progress Extensive cosmetic training available for providers interested in expanding their skill set Join a supportive practice focused on an exceptional patient and provider experience Work within a growing dermatology organization with extensive resources and support
Compensation/Benefits: $125K-$150K+salary range for full-time positions, depending on experience and schedule Competitive compensation package Potential eligibility forsigning and relocation bonuses Part-time employees working fewer than 30 hours per week are eligible fordental and vision coverage 401(k) available after 30 days of employment Employee discounts on skin care products and cosmetic services Full-time benefits may be available if future opportunities of 30+ hours per week become available, including medical, dental, vision, HSA/FSA and additional benefits Location & Lifestyle: Located in southern Illinois, Mount Vernon offers a welcoming community with a lower cost of living and easy access to outdoor recreation, local parks, lakes and regional attractions. The community provides a convenient balance of small-town living and accessibility to larger metropolitan areas, with St. Louis~80 miles away and Evansville~90 miles away. It's an appealing setting for an APP looking for a more relaxed pace while still having access to larger cities and amenities.

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