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Physician / Dermatology / New York / Permanent / New York Dermatology Mohs Surgeon Job

Posted 12 days ago

healthcare connectionsJersey City (NJ)

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About the role

New York Dermatology Mohs Surgeon An exciting opportunity awaits in New York's Finger Lake Region with a physician-led, non-profit hospital system serving New York and Pennsylvania for over 100 years! This is a hospital employed position to join a high-volume Dermatology Department as the sole Mohs Surgeon. A strong referral network is in place and you will also have a Dermatopathologist and a histology tech. The ideal candidate is a Board Certified Mohs Surgeon MD/DO with an active New York license. New grads and H1b visas are encouraged to apply.- Mohs lab, 3 procedures room, 12 exam rooms - Epic EMR - Lasers: Excimer, Sciton Joule, KTP, Alexandrite, Elos plus IPL and RF - Salary + Bonus Options - Relocation, Signing Bonus, $100,000+ Direct Loan Repayment Ideally located in one of America's Best Small Towns, there is an abundance of activity from adventure sports, wine country and tastings, 100+ shops, boutiques, studios, and galleries, museums and more! The Finger Lake Region of New York is a destination for boating, kayaking, paddle boarding, and more! Interested? Call to hear more and submit your CV to to be considered. Call to discuss our $2,000 REFERRAL BONUS and pass the information along! Job

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