OverviewThe South Bend Clinic is seeking a non-Mohs Dermatologist to join our highly reputable physician-led and owned multi-specialty group. Whether you're currently practicing or a new grad, this is a great opportunity with an established patient population. Join the largest multi-specialty group in Indiana!
The South Bend Clinic provides a valuable benefits program that is made to meet the various needs of our physicians and their families.
- Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision benefits that include healthcare navigation assistance and medical coverage at 100% (after deductible) when utilizing a SBC/Duly provider
- Employer provided life and disability insurance
- Immediate 401(k) match
- $2,500 in CME funds
Join our growing team- Flexible Schedule
- Competitive salary and benefits
- Eligible for relocation and loan forgiveness bonus
- Catalyst stipend of $2,000 while completing training
- Epic EHR
- Collegial and supportive group of physicians providing patient-centered and evidence-based care
Highlights- Joining a well-established Dermatology department
- In-office procedural capabilities plus full lab, imaging and other diagnostics
- Large in-house referral base
- Teaching opportunities with two Family Medicine residencies and IU School of Medicine
- Quality driven 170+ provider group governed by elected Clinical Governance Board
Qualifications:Responsibilities- Our Non-Mohs Dermatologist will:
- Diagnose and treat conditions affecting the skin, hair, and nails, ranging from common issues like acne and psoriasis to more serious conditions such as skin cancer
- Develop and monitor treatment plans, provide patient education on skincare and preventative measures, and conduct skin consultations using methods other than Mohs surgery. These methods include standard excision, electrodesiccation and curettage (ED&C), cryosurgery, and radiation therapy
- May perform procedures like biopsies and minor surgeries such as mole removal, and may perform or assist with cosmetic procedures
- Refer patients to other specialists when necessary and stay current with medical advancements through professional development activities like attending conferences and engaging in research
