Outpatient Dermatologist - Growth & Community Care
Mount Sinai Health System
New Jersey
On-site
USD 370,000 - 420,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Competitive compensation
Comprehensive benefits package
CME allowance and time
401(k) and 457(b) retirement plans
Job summary
A prominent healthcare provider in New Jersey is seeking a full-time Dermatologist to join their dynamic Dermatology department. The ideal candidate will provide patient-focused, evidence-based care, managing a wide range of dermatologic conditions. They will thrive in a community-based setting, participating in quality improvement initiatives and community outreach. This position offers a competitive compensation package, including benefits, and a supportive work environment dedicated to excellence in healthcare.
Qualifications
An MD or DO with valid licensure in New Jersey.
Board eligible or certification in Dermatology is required.
Flexibility to work in a fast-paced environment.
Responsibilities
Provide high-quality dermatologic care in outpatient settings.
Manage skin conditions for patients of all ages.
Participate in practice and service line meetings.
Contribute to quality improvement initiatives.
Engage in community outreach activities.
Skills
Team player
Excellent communication
Critical thinking
Analytical skills
Relationship-building
Education
MD or DO
Board eligible or certified in Dermatology
Job description
A prominent healthcare provider in New Jersey is seeking a full-time Dermatologist to join their dynamic Dermatology department. The ideal candidate will provide patient-focused, evidence-based care, managing a wide range of dermatologic conditions. They will thrive in a community-based setting, participating in quality improvement initiatives and community outreach. This position offers a competitive compensation package, including benefits, and a supportive work environment dedicated to excellence in healthcare.