VitalCheck Wellness·Seattle, Washington
Perform skin cancer screenings and general dermatologic evaluations for employees in a workplace setting. Provide patient education, perform minor procedures, and handle necessary referrals and clinical documentation.
Seattle, WA 98101.
Job
Type: Independent Contractor, 1099.
Pay
Rate: $200/hour.
Perform skin cancer screenings and general dermatologic evaluations. Assess suspicious moles, lesions, rashes, and other skin concerns. Educate patients and provide recommendations for appropriate next steps. Perform small, uncomplicated dermatologic procedures when clinically indicated. Collect specimens for laboratory or pathology testing when necessary. Review results and provide telemedicine follow-up when required. Refer patients for additional evaluation or treatment as appropriate. Complete accurate and timely clinical documentation.
Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO). Completion of an accredited dermatology residency program. Board certified in Dermatology. Active, unrestricted physician license in Washington.. Minimum of three years of direct dermatology experience following postgraduate training. Active BLS/CPR certification. Experience with skin cancer screenings, minor dermatologic procedures, and specimen collection. Comfortable practicing autonomously and making independent clinical decisions. Proficient with electronic clinical documentation. Personal laptop or tablet required. Able to reliably commute to Seattle, WA. About Us: We are changing the face of healthcare delivery by bringing high-quality healthcare providers directly into the workplace and virtually. Our team builds up service models and technologies to enable companies to easily set up wellness clinics and other preventive medical services in the office at their selected times. Our team is on a mission to transform the traditional healthcare delivery model to ensure everyone in the workforce can keep up to date with their preventative care needs without disrupting their work schedules.
Requires an MD or DO with a completed dermatology residency and board certification. Must have an active Washington physician license, BLS/CPR certification, and at least three years of post-training experience.
Market context
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