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The Dermatology Principal Investigator will lead dermatology trials within Carbon Health’s integrated research network, ensuring FDA and GCP compliance and high-quality data across sites.
Candidates must be a board-certified dermatologist with at least two years post-training and PI experience on two randomized, double-blind studies, with an active medical license and willingness to travel between North Hollywood and La Habra, CA.
We are seeking an experienced and passionate Board-Certified Dermatologist to join our clinical research program as a Principal Investigator (PI). The Dermatology PI will play a key role in advancing clinical research, conducting clinical trials at Carbon Health's research-enabled sites, and supporting our mission to deliver equitable, data-driven advancements in dermatologic care.
If you are passionate about dermatology, clinical trials, and working within a fully integrated health system, this is an incredible opportunity to lead dermatologic research that shapes the future of medicine.
As part of our team, you will oversee clinical research activities at the following location:
Home Clinic will be North Hollywood, CA but should also be able to travel to La Habra, CA.
Carbon for Research is an integrated clinical trial program that brings research opportunities directly to patients within Carbon Health's expansive network. The program features:
Hourly Rate: $300
At Carbon Health, we are on a mission to make high-quality healthcare accessible to everyone. As a physician-founded and led organization, we take pride in hiring compassionate professionals who are dedicated to improving healthcare every day. With over 120 locations nationwide, a robust virtual care network, and more than 2,000 clinicians and support staff, we serve our communities with cutting‑edge care. Our clinical research program, Carbon for Research , is revolutionizing clinical trials by increasing diversity and improving accessibility.