Graduate Junior Dermatologist Doctor/Aesthetician at Workforce Group

Workforce Group - Our client, a specialist skin care clinic is a new and innovative aesthetic practice run by fully qualified Medical practitioners with affiliations to practices in the United Kingdom.

We are recruiting to fill the position below:

Job Title: Junior Dermatologist Doctor/Aesthetician

Location: Lagos

Responsibilities

Treat the patients by giving them some superficial creams or medication, or recommend some dietary treatments as well.
You have to look for the root cause of the ailment as many a times the problem lies in the diet of the patient.
Assist in designing a healthy diet for the patient and make sure the nutrient deficiency is being made up for.
Spot the ailment closely and if it is related to some other problem then report to the Senior Dermatologist Doctor for further action.
You have to maintain records on all the patients as they come in handy for referral purposes.
You will have to work with other team of doctors.

Requirements

A Medical Degree
Preferably a Female
Minimum of 1 year experience as a dermatologist/aesthetician.
An understanding of how a skin care organization is being run.

Application Closing Date
13th October, 2017.

Method of Application
Interested and qualified candidates should send their CV's to: select@workforcegroup.com using “Junior Dermatologist Doctor” as the mail title.

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