Busy Dermatologist/Dermatopathologist office seeks associate to join a progressive full service Dermatology practice. Large (10 exam rooms, 2 physician offices and light clinic) class A office with generous parking and has 60,000+ charts and excellent 31 year reputation.

Very competitive salary and excellent benefits with partnership makes this an excellent practice choice.

• Work days can be 9 to 5
  
• 5 day work week
  
• Great income with great hours
  
• No night calls

The demand for Dermatology services continues to grow in our community. with the existing patient base, up-to-date computerized, well-furnished office and seasoned professional staff, a new Dermatologist would have every opportunity to immediately grow his or her practice.

Practice physician received his medical degree and internship at the Medical College of Virginia, Dermatology/Dermatopathology training at Emory University and is board-certified in Dermatology/Dermatopathology. He has taught at Marshall University School of Medicine for many years and has published articles in all major journals and received several outstanding clinical professor awards. He is a Clinical Professor of Pathology at Marshall University School of Medicine.

MOHS SURGEON, In Fellowship, or within 5 years of APPROVED MOHS Fellowship or

 DERMATOLOGIST in Residency or within 5 years of APPROVED US Derm Residency, US Citizen

This is a well-established practice with over 60,000 patients. Beautiful, well-maintained office with knowledgeable and experienced staff.

Huntington is the second largest, and one of the westernmost cities in West Virginia, situated along the banks of the Ohio River, right across from Ohio and just upriver from Kentucky. Huntington is home to Marshall University, a state-supported public university and home of the nationally recognized Thundering Herd sports program.

With a population of 50,000 and home to Marshall University, Huntington offers surprising academic, cultural and artistic opportunities with east accessibility, low crime, excellent schools and superb quality of life. Average commutes are 10-15 minutes, tax rates are low, and housing is very affordable.

Year-round activities include skiing, snowboarding, white water rafting, hiking, biking, etc.

We are also only an easy three to four hour drive to many bigger cities, such as, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Louisville, Lexington, Columbus, etc.

Things to see:

• Huntington Museum of Art, 2033 McCoy Road. Open from 10AM to 9PM on Tuesday, 10AM to 5PM Wednesday through Saturday, and 12PM to 5PM on Sunday; closed Mondays. A 52-acre site featuring exhibits on glass, Appalachian folk art, 19th and 20th century American and European paintings, Middle Eastern art and Islamic prayer rugs, sculptures and natural beauty.

• West Huntington provides for a fantastic setting. Some small shops here and there sell antiques and furniture.

• The riverfront, right off of Downtown Huntington, gives you a chance to look out on the Ohio River. Especially beautiful at sunset.

• Pullman Square is the hub where various shops and restaurants are located. Occupied by a large movie theater.

• The Keith Albee Theatre Opened in 1928, was at that time the second largest in the United States -to the Roxy Theatre in New York City. The Theatre-If there's something showing or playing there, check it out. http://cinematreasures.org/theater/676 /

• Ritter Park Magnificent miles of jogging areas, rose gardens, 100+ year old towering oak trees-takes your breath away! 

• Rotary Park With an observation tower which provides a good view of East Huntington.

This is an amazing opportunity that you have to come and see to believe!