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Consultant in Dermatology - Skin Cancer & Surgery

£77,000 - £101,000
 

Job Description

A large renowned Health Board in Wales are looking for a consultant in dermatology with special interest in skin cancer and skin surgery.

Applications for senior dermatologists looking to attain CESR in the NHS are welcome.

The post holder would in time take the lead on Skin Cancer and Skin Surgery services across the hospita, in time playing a leading role in the service and it's development.

Requirements for this position are:

  • MRCP(UK)
  • Extensive experience Dermatology
  • Good experience in General Medicine (some general medical intake required)
  • Experience specifically in skin cancer & skin surgery
  • OET or IELTS

This is a great opportunity for senior dermatologists looking to pursue a career as an NHS consultant. Applicants within 1-2 years of attaining CESR are invited to apply.

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