Dermatology Physician
medsource consultantsTorrington (CT)
About the role
Location:
Torrington, CTNestled in the scenic Litchfield Hills of Connecticut, Torrington offers a wonderful quality of life with small-town charm, beautiful New England seasons, and abundant outdoor recreation opportunities. The area provides convenient access to both New York City and Boston, along with top-rated schools, affordable housing, and a welcoming community atmosphere.
Facility:
This is a well-established, physician-led multispecialty medical group that is part of one of the largest and most comprehensive healthcare systems in the Northeast. The organization features more than 2,500 providers across over 400 practice locations, including seven acute care hospitals and a robust network of community teaching hospitals throughout Connecticut. Opportunity: Physician - Dermatology
Job Details:
- 100% outpatient Dermatology practice in a modern, well-equipped environment4-day clinical schedule per week supporting a healthy work-life balance
- Join an established patient base with significant demand and growth potential
- Dedicated clinical and administrative support staff provided
- Opportunity to teach and mentor residents
- Collaborative network of primary care and specialty providers
- Access to Provider Leadership Development Institute for physician leadership growth
- Physician-led culture focused on quality patient care and clinical excellence
- Board Certified or Board Eligible in Dermatology required
- Eligible for Connecticut medical licensure required
Compensation: Employed salary with benefits.
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