Remote Dermatology Physician Assistant (PA)

About Us:

Honeydew is on a mission to make high-quality, accessible, and affordable skincare available to everyone. We provide personalized care and evidence-based solutions to meet the diverse needs of our patients. Join us in reshaping dermatological care with a compassionate and patient-centered approach.

Job Description:

Honeydew is seeking a dedicated and experienced Medical Dermatology Physician Assistant (PA) with a valid US license to join our remote care team. You’ll play a critical role in delivering virtual dermatology consultations, guiding patients on their skincare journeys, and providing expert advice to meet their needs.

Responsibilities:

• Conduct virtual consultations to diagnose and manage a range of dermatological conditions (e.g., acne, eczema, psoriasis, and skin screenings)

• Provide evidence-based treatment plans and prescribe medications as necessary

• Educate patients on skincare routines, treatments, and preventative care

• Collaborate with the care team to ensure seamless patient care and follow-up

• Maintain accurate and thorough electronic health records of patient interactions

• Stay current with advancements in dermatology and telemedicine best practices

Qualifications:

• Active and unrestricted Physician Assistant (PA) license in any US state

• Certification as an PA (specializing in Dermatology strongly preferred, but not required with relevant experience)

• Minimum of 5 years of experience in dermatology or skincare-related roles

• Strong knowledge of diagnosing and treating common dermatological conditions

• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, especially in virtual settings

• Comfortable using telehealth platforms and Zoom + GSuite systems

• Passion for delivering accessible, patient-centered care

Benefits:

• Fully remote work with flexible scheduling options

• Competitive compensation

• Opportunity to work with a mission-driven company dedicated to skincare accessibility

• Work alongside world-renowned dermatologists, including Dr. Joel Spitz, author of Genodermatoses