Academic Pediatric Dermatologist
About the Role
The NYU Grossman School of Medicine's Ronald O. Perelman Department of Dermatology seeks to hire an academically-oriented pediatric dermatologist. Our division currently consists of three board certified pediatric dermatologists. We provide ambulatory care and inpatient consults for a diverse patient population across the NYU Langone Health system and at New York City's historic Bellevue Hospital. We seek a candidate committed to education, clinical excellence and scholarship. This position affords many opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration, the education of trainees at all levels and cutting-edge research within a renowned department and in a world-class academic medical center.
Responsibilities
- Provide ambulatory care and inpatient consults for a diverse patient population
- Participate in interdisciplinary collaboration
- Educate trainees at all levels
- Engage in cutting-edge research
Qualifications
- Board certified in Dermatology
- Completed an accredited pediatric dermatology fellowship
- Certified or board eligible in Pediatric Dermatology
- Hold a New York State license at the time of proposed employment
About the Department
The Department has upheld a tradition of leadership and excellence that spans the history of dermatology in the United States. Our education program provides dermatologic instruction for students of NYU Grossman School of Medicine, specialty training for residents and fellows at NYU Langone Health, Bellevue Hospital Center and the Department of Veterans Affairs New York Harbor Health System-Manhattan Campus; and advanced training for experienced physicians through NYU's Department of Continuing Medical Education. We offer an ACGME-accredited Pediatric Dermatology Fellowship. The Department is a center for collaborative research addressing significant dermatologic problems and is among the top programs nationally in grant funding.
Compensation
Base compensation $300,000-$375,000 plus opportunity for additional clinical productivity-based incentive compensation.