OnSite Dermatology - Physician Assistant/ Nurse Practitioner - Full time or Part Time

Integrated Dermatology

Seattle, WA, United States Part-time 2 days ago
Workplace
On-site
Location
Seattle, WA, United States
Who can apply
Based in the United States: you usually need the right to work there

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About the role

Job Description

Duties will include the following: Physical assessments, diagnosis and treatment of a variety of dermatological disorders. Perform full body skin exams, biopsies, cryotherapy and ED&C.

* Location: Seattle, WA and surrounding areas * Traditionally 2-3 communities per day. All communities are grouped by location * Part time or Full time, 2 or 4 days/week * Daily travel required. * Highly competitive compensation

Qualifications

* 1-year medical dermatology experience required * Valid state PA or NP License * Geriatric experience a plus

Additional Information

Additional benefits included:

* Mileage Reimbursement * Malpractice insurance

Work location: On the road

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