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Dermatologist, MD (Cosmetic & Medical) Manhattan Private Practice

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accounting searchNew York (NY)

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About the role

Dermatologist (MD)A well established, highly rated private dermatology and cosmetic practice in Manhattan is seeking a Dermatologist (MD) to join immediately. This is a confidential search, and further details about the practice will be shared during the interview process. The practice has been featured in national beauty and lifestyle publications and is home to a celebrity dermatologist known for treating a discerning, high profile clientele. They've built a loyal, high volume patient base over many years and are known for their cosmetic and medical dermatology services, including injectables, laser treatments, and skin care. They are looking for a physician who is comfortable in a cosmetic focused, patient facing role and who has experience building and maintaining a following. Board certified or board eligible Dermatologist (MD)5+ years of experience in cosmetic and aesthetic dermatology (Botox, fillers, laser treatments) Comfortable in a private practice setting with a sales-oriented compensation structure Excellent bedside manner and ability to build long term patient relationships Available to start immediately Base salary based on experience, plus a percentage of sales generated. The advertised range reflects a starting point and is flexible based on the candidate's experience, it is not a cap. Total compensation potential increases significantly for physicians who build a strong patient following, with top performers in this market earning well above base depending on volume. Please apply directly or reach out for a confidential conversation about the role.

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