Dermatologist Western Connecticut – Proximity to Hartford

Connecticut’s largest and most comprehensive health care network, with over 500 locations serving 185 towns and cities across the state is adding general Dermatologists. It includes world-class hospitals, multispecialty physician groups, urgent and virtual care, behavioral health services, home and senior care, and rehabilitation, all designed to improve access, quality, and equity in care close to home. The system is nationally recognized for patient safety and clinical excellence and uses an integrated model to deliver coordinated specialty care in areas like heart and vascular, cancer, neuroscience, orthopedics, and more

• Full-time outpatient dermatology position with 4 clinical days per week, providing patient-focused care.
• 100% outpatient responsibilities with well-appointed offices and dedicated support staff.
• Opportunity to work with residents and participate in our Leadership Development Institute.
• High patient volume and significant growth potential
• EPIC EMR
• Sign-on bonus and relocation assistance available
• We offer an attractive compensation package along with comprehensive benefits that include generous time off, retirement plan, CME reimbursement, and insurance

Located in a quieter, community-oriented suburb, offering a lifestyle with cultural venues, outdoor activities, and proximity to larger cities and airports, ideal for those seeking a balance of peaceful living and access to urban amenities. This mid-sized city of about 35,500 people in Litchfield County blends small-town charm with easy access to regional hubs, making it an appealing place to live for those who enjoy community, nature, and culture without big-city congestion.

It’s about 23 miles west of Hartford (where you can catch major flights at Bradley International Airport) and within reasonable driving distance of New York City and Boston for weekend trips or business travel. Residents enjoy a lively downtown arts scene anchored by the historic Warner Theatre, galleries, festivals, and seasonal events such as farmers' markets and a Christmas village, along with parks, trails, and state parks for hiking, fishing, and other outdoor recreation.