Dermatology Physician
floyd lee locumsNy (WAL)
About the role
Dermatology Physician - Outpatient Clinic Flexible Ongoing Coverage Highlights Monday-Friday schedule with no call Flexible coverage options available Outpatient dermatology practiceEPIC EMRMinor procedures available for interested providers Overview A healthcare organization in Western New York is seeking a Dermatology Physician for an ongoing locum tenens assignment. This outpatient opportunity offers a predictable weekday schedule with flexible coverage options and the opportunity to perform minor dermatologic procedures based on provider preference and experience.
Job ID: 51214 Assignment Details Setting: Outpatient Clinic
Start Date: As soon as credentialed Contract: Ongoing
Schedule:
Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-4:30 PMCall: None Coverage: Flexible scheduling availableEMR: EPIC Clinical Responsibilities Evaluate and manage a broad range of general dermatology conditions Provide outpatient dermatologic consultations and follow-up care Perform minor dermatologic procedures, if desired and within scope of practice Document patient encounters using EPICCollaborate with clinic staff to provide efficient, high-quality patient care Requirements Board Certified Dermatologist highly preferred Active or pending New York medical license Current BLS certification Minimum of three years of recent dermatology experience Recent hands-on EPIC experience required Continuous work history with no significant employment gaps preferred About Floyd Lee Locums Floyd Lee Locums provides concierge-level support including malpractice coverage, travel and lodging coordination, credentialing assistance, and a dedicated consultant. Isn't it time someone took care of you? Apply to learn more about schedule, compensation, and assignment details. The post Dermatology Physician Locums Job - NY appeared first on Floyd Lee Locums.
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