🔸Locum Dermatologist | Mo–Tu, 6:30 A–2 P, No Call | Sept 2026 Start | FL License Required | LOCAL CANDIDATES ONLY🔸MG
Job at a glance
Job description
Locum Tenens Dermatologist – Outpatient Clinic
Location: Lighthouse Point, Florida
Start Date: September 28, 2026, or sooner if credentialed
Assignment: Ongoing / Long-term
Schedule: Mondays & Tuesdays, with potential Thursdays
Shift: 6:30 AM – 2:00 PM
Call: No Call
Description
Dermatology of Pompano is seeking a Locum Tenens Dermatologist for ongoing outpatient coverage. This is a local-only opportunity; the provider must reside in Florida and drive to the facility.
About the Facility
Private outpatient dermatology practice serving a pediatric through geriatric patient population, with the majority of patients being middle-aged to elderly. The practice currently has one exam room and is relocating to a new nearby location with two exam rooms.
Compensation:
Pay Rate: Details can be discussed further after applying to the job posting.
- Malpractice Covered
Job Responsibilities
- Provide general dermatology care
- Perform cryosurgery, biopsies, excisions, and ED&C
- See approximately 20 patients per day
- Evaluate both established and new patients
- Complete documentation using paper charts
- Work with an MA/scribe who assists with documentation and other clinical tasks
Qualifications
- Florida medical license required
- BLS required
- Board Certification preferred but not required
- Open to new graduates
- DEA not required
- Cryosurgery experience preferred
- Must be eligible for Medicare enrollment
- No background issues that would prevent Medicare enrollment
Working Hours
- Mondays and Tuesdays: 6:30 AM – 2:00 PM
- Potential for an additional Thursday as the assignment progresses
- Approximately 2 days per week ongoing
- No call
Skills
- General dermatology skills
- Cryosurgery experience strongly preferred
- Biopsy and excision skills
- ED&C experience
- Ability to manage a broad pediatric-to-geriatric patient population
- Ability to work independently in an outpatient/private practice setting
Credentialing: Approximately 30–45 days, with the practice using a Q6 modifier to help reduce credentialing time.