Advanced Practice Provider - Dermatology - Cobleskill, NY

As an Advanced Practice Provider at Schweiger Dermatology Group, you will be responsible for providing comprehensive patient care that includes examining, diagnosing, and treating various dermatological conditions. You'll interact with patients of all ages, perform surgical and cosmetic procedures, monitor treatment progress, and prescribe medications. Ensuring compliance with HIPAA and OSHA regulations is also a crucial part of your role.

To be considered for the Advanced Practice Provider position at Schweiger Dermatology Group, you must be a Board Certified Nurse Practitioner or a Physician Assistant with an active state license. Additionally, having a master's degree from an accredited program and 1-2 years of professional dermatology experience is essential. Strong communication skills and a commitment to high-quality patient care are also required.

Joining Schweiger Dermatology Group as an Advanced Practice Provider means you will enjoy significant benefits including health insurance (medical, dental, vision), a 401K plan, and a company-sponsored short-term disability program. Full-time employees are also eligible for several perks, such as personal holiday on your birthday, employee discounts on skincare products, and a positive work environment designed to foster your professional growth.

Yes! At Schweiger Dermatology Group, we provide extensive training for our Advanced Practice Providers, especially for those interested in cosmetic procedures. Our commitment to development ensures that you will have all the tools and support needed to excel in your role and enhance patient care.

Schweiger Dermatology Group is continuously expanding, providing numerous opportunities for growth and advancement for Advanced Practice Providers. As the largest and fastest-growing dermatology practice, you will have chances to specialize further and take on leadership roles, attend workshops, and continue your professional education.

When answering this question, focus on specific cases or situations where you delivered high-quality care. Mention any particular treatments or procedures you’ve performed and how you engaged with patients to ensure they felt comfortable and informed about their care.

Provide examples of how you stay updated on compliance regulations and the protocols you follow to maintain patient privacy and safety. Discuss the importance of these regulations and how you implement them in your daily practice.

When discussing a challenging patient case, outline the problem you encountered, the steps you took to address it, and the positive outcome that resulted. This will showcase your problem-solving skills and dedication to patient care.

Highlight your communication skills and collaborative approach when dealing with conflicts. Provide an example where you facilitated a resolution and maintained positive relationships within the team.

Share your passion for dermatology, emphasizing what drew you to this field. Discuss particular aspects of patient care or advancements in dermatological treatments that excite you and how they align with your career goals.

Explain your approach to establishing trust and a comfortable environment for patients. Mention techniques such as active listening, empathetic communication, and showing genuine interest in their concerns.

Provide a specific example of your interactions with a patient that positively impacted their experience. Discuss the steps you took and the outcome, illustrating your commitment to enhancing the Ultimate Patient Experience.

Discuss any conferences, workshops, or certifications you have pursued related to dermatology. Demonstrate your commitment to staying current in the field and your desire for professional growth.

Affirm your comfort level and experience in both areas, providing examples of procedures you’ve performed. If applicable, mention your eagerness to receive additional training in cosmetic procedures if not previously experienced.

Detail your decision-making process when prescribing treatments and medications, including consulting clinical guidelines, patient history, and follow-up protocols to monitor effectiveness and adjust treatment plans as necessary.