Dermatology Nurse

✅ Key Responsibilities of a Derma Nurse.

Patient Assessment

• Take medical histories with a focus on dermatologic issues.
• Conduct physical examinations of skin, scalp, nails, etc.
• Identify rashes, lesions, infections, wounds, or suspicious moles.

2. Assisting with Procedures

• Assist dermatologists with:
• Biopsies
• Excisions
• Cryotherapy
• Laser treatments
• Mohs surgery
• Cosmetic procedures (e.g., Botox, fillers, peels)

3. Wound and Skin Care

• Clean, dress, and monitor wounds or post-op sites.
• Administer topical or systemic medications.
• Provide care for burns, ulcers, and other skin injuries.

4. Education and Counseling

• Educate patients on:
• Skin cancer prevention (e.g., sun safety)
• Post-procedure skincare
• Acne or eczema management
• Medication use (e.g., isotretinoin, steroids)
• Promote skin hygiene and health.

5. Cosmetic Dermatology Support (if in aesthetics)

• Perform or assist in procedures like:
• Chemical peels
• Microneedling
• Laser hair removal
• PRP therapy (platelet-rich plasma)
• Monitor patient response and outcomes.

6. Documentation and Records

• Maintain accurate patient records.
• Chart procedures, medications, and follow-ups.
• Track progress of skin conditions or treatments.

7. Patient Monitoring

• Observe for adverse reactions to treatments.
• Monitor for signs of infection or complications.
• Track chronic skin conditions like psoriasis or dermatitis.

Job Type: Full-time