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Dermatology
Location
State: VA 
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Opportunity Criteria
Specialty: Dermatology 
Candidate Type: MD, DO 
Visas Accepted: None
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Dermatology Opportunity in Beautiful Southeastern Virginia

Southeast Virginia Dermatology Opportunity

Exceptional opportunity with private Dermatology practice

Lucrative base salary + productivity with potential of 400K+

2-Year partnership track

Comprehensive benefits include paid malpractice, three weeks vacation and one week CME

New state-of-the-art facility opening in November


Beautiful Virginia Beach Region

Southeast Virginia - Live Where Others Vacation
Major Metropolitan Area with Easy Access to International Airport

Live On the White Sandy Beaches, in the Bustling City, or in Quiet Rural Settings

Culture Rich Community Includes Museums, Symphony, Ballet, Theater, Opera, and Historic Colonial Landmarks

Year-Round Waterfront offers Free Beach-side Concerts and Festivals, Riverboat Cruises, Sailing, Fishing, and Water Sports

Resort Golfing Community Featuring Courses Designed by Legends of Golf

Family Activities include Busch Gardens, Waterparks, IMAX Theatre, and Virginia Air and Space Museum

Nationally Recognized as Some of the Most Respected Public and Private Schools in the Nation

Home to One of the Largest International Ports in the United States

Ivy League Post Secondary Education Opportunities

Mild Winters, Spectacular Autumns, Lovely Springs, and Seemingly Endless Summers

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Contact

Qualified Candidates Contact:

Tim Buchanan
800 489-1440 x6632
tim.buchanan@practicematch.com

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