As a Dermatology Nurse Practitioner you will: Clinical Care & Specialized Procedures - Administer systemic, biologic, photo, and laser therapies for dermatologic conditions within authorized scope. - Provide immediate emergency stabilization and crisis intervention (including CPR and lifesaving procedures) in the absence of a physician. Systems & Clinical Documentation - Utilize MHS, MTF, CHCS, and ADM systems to manage care, log diagnoses, and enter CPT codes. - Document all patient encounters, including progress notes, prescriptions, procedures, consults, and admission/discharge paperwork. Coordination, Referrals, & Administration - Consult with primary care and specialty providers regarding patient evaluation and treatment plans. - Coordinate inpatient admissions with attending dermatologists and inpatient ward teams. - Facilitate care transitions via referrals, follow-up calls, and the preparation of medical boards, profiles, insurance forms, and Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) paperwork. Education & Preceptorship - Serve as a preceptor and instructor for Graduate Medical Education (GME) candidates, including medical residents, students, Physician Assistants, and APRNs.