Dermatology Nurse Practitioner Overview • The Dermatology Nurse Practitioner role focuses on providing high-quality medical dermatology care to underserved communities. • Collaborate in a growing rural health dermatology practice with strong physician support. • Perform comprehensive dermatologic evaluations, including full-body skin exams and patient histories. • Diagnose and manage various dermatologic conditions, ensuring patient-centered care and treatment continuity. • Engage in dermatologic procedures such as biopsies, cryotherapy, lesion removal, and wound care. • Educate patients on skin health, disease prevention, and treatment plans to promote wellness. • Enjoy competitive compensation, including a $12k flat fee, and comprehensive benefits. • Participate in ongoing dermatology-focused education and professional development opportunities. Dermatology Nurse Practitioner Key Responsibilities & Duties • Perform dermatologic evaluations, including patient histories and full-body skin exams. • Diagnose and manage dermatologic conditions such as acne, eczema, psoriasis, and dermatitis. • Evaluate and treat precancerous and cancerous skin lesions within scope of practice. • Conduct dermatologic procedures, including biopsies, cryotherapy, and lesion removal. • Order and interpret diagnostic tests and dermatopathology results. • Develop individualized treatment plans in collaboration with supervising physicians. • Prescribe medications and therapies in accordance with licensure guidelines. • Maintain accurate and timely EMR documentation and ensure regulatory compliance. • Participate in dermatology-specific training and professional development activities. Dermatology Nurse Practitioner Job Requirements • Master’s degree from an accredited NP or PA program is required. • Active North Carolina NP or PA license and national certification are mandatory. • Minimum of 1 year of dermatology experience beyond clinical rotations. • Dermatology certification or willingness to pursue certification within one year is preferred. • Proficiency in performing dermatologic procedures, including biopsies and cryotherapy. • Strong clinical assessment and procedural skills are essential. • Interest in rural healthcare and building long-term patient relationships is advantageous. • Excellent communication and patient education abilities are required. • Familiarity with dermatoscopy and EMR systems is preferred.