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Coastal Dermatology NP/PA Patient Care & Procedures

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addison kenwayNeptune Township (NJ)

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Dermatology Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant Neptune, New Jersey Dermatology Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant -Neptune, New Jersey Job#16818231A well-established dermatology practice in southern New Jersey is seeking a Dermatology Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant to join a patient-focused team delivering high-quality medical and cosmetic dermatologic care in a thriving coastal community. This provider will evaluate and treat a wide range of skin conditions, perform dermatologic procedures, educate patients on treatment plans and skin health, and collaborate closely with experienced clinical staff while enjoying a competitive compensation package. Dermatology experience as a NP/PAStrong skills in patient education and skin biopsies Ability to diagnose and manage common dermatologic conditions independently Experience performing dermatologic procedures including cryotherapy and lesion removal Excellent communication skills and commitment to compassionate patient care Active NP/PA license and DEA registration Southern New Jersey offers easy access to beaches, boating, hiking, and year-round outdoor recreation. The area features a mix of waterfront living, suburban neighborhoods, and more affordable housing options than nearby metropolitan areas. Residents benefit from strong schools, growing healthcare employment opportunities, and convenient access to both New York City and Philadelphia.

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