Are you motivated to step away from traditional general practice and work exclusively in a Skin only Cancer Clinic?

Would you like greater exposure to skin procedures, including flaps, grafts, and excisions?

Located in Ballina we are currently working with a busy and well-established skin surgery that is seeking a Skin GP to join their team and manage their patient base.

With strong demand and summer around the corner, this is an excellent prospect to step into a well supported clinic.

Job Description:

- Conducting Skin Checks: Performing full-body or focused skin examinations using a handheld magnification tool to spot new, changing, or unusual lesions.
- Performing Biopsies & Surgeries: Taking tissue samples for biopsies and performing minor surgical excisions for skin cancers and suspicious moles.
- Non-Surgical Treatments: Administering treatments like cryotherapy (freezing lesions with liquid nitrogen), topical chemotherapy creams, or photodynamic therapy.
- Patient Education: Advising patients on sun protection, self-monitoring,



and managing long-term skin health.
- Referrals & Monitoring: Photographing and monitoring borderline moles over time, or referring complex cases to specialist dermatologists or surgeons.

About the Role / Clinic:

- Average skin doctors bill around $400-$500 per hour
- Skin cancer standard consult pricings start at $135 and increase depending on the length of the appointment
- Pension Concession Card (Aged / Disability) Standard Consultations start at $95
- Procedure prices vary based off competency / experience
- Busy patient waitlist
- 3 experienced skin doctors on site
- 1 to 2 days a week available, Monday and Saturdays
- Fully equipped procedure rooms for advanced skin surgery

Requirements:

- FRACGP or ACRRM (or equivalent)
- Experience with skin checks and procedures
- Able to commit on a permanent ongoing basis
- Full Australian working rights

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📌 Skin General Practitioner (GP) (Ballina Shire Council)
🏢 DNA Healthcare Recruitment
📍 Ballina Shire Council