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Dermatologist

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sanford healthFargo (ND)

SENIORITY

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About the role

Sanford Health is seeking a BC/BE Dermatologist to join its busy, established practice in Fargo, ND. The position offers the opportunity to customize the practice to include cosmetic dermatology, alongside general medical, surgical, and pediatric dermatology. Providers will enjoy a flexible schedule, strong clinical support, and a nationally competitive compensation package. Practice InfoBusy, established practice in Fargo, NDJoin two dermatologists, including one Dermatopathology-trained Aesthetician onsite Fellowship-trained Mohs surgeon onsite Well-equipped office offering UVB phototherapy, XTRAC excimer laser, Candela VBeam, Sciton platform with BBL, ProFractional, Halo, Q-switched Nd: YAG, Ruby, Light Sheer hair removal Catchment area exceeds 1.2 million Shift & Schedule Flexible 4-5-day work week No in-hospital or after-hours call
Responsibilities:
  • Provide a wide range of dermatologic services including general medical & surgical dermatology, Mohs surgery, cosmetic and pediatric dermatology
  • Supervision of non-physician providers is optional
  • Teach medical students and residents
  • CompensationNationally competitive compensation plan
Benefits:
  • Health, dental and vision insurance 401K plan
  • Short-term and long-term disability
  • Life insuranceCME allowance
  • Allowed time away
  • Malpractice insurance and tail coverage
  • Relocation allowance
Qualifications: BC/BE Dermatologist No visa sponsorship available

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