Telemedicine Dermatology · Remote (US)

    Telemedicine Dermatology Jobs
    held to a premium standard.

    Fast, image-based curbsides for rashes, suspicious lesions, and post-biopsy planning. No visits to schedule — read the photo, send the plan. You practice from anywhere in the US, on your schedule.

    Apply to the Dermatology panel
    The Beam standard
    • NPI-verified
    • 3+ yrs post-residency
    • Board-certified
    • U.S. state-licensed

    The work

    What Beam dermatologists actually do

    Beam is a tiered specialist access platform — curbsides, eConsults, and tele-visits — built for rural, community, and critical-access hospitals. You choose your case mix.

    • Rash and lesion image-based curbsides
    • Suspicious lesion triage
    • Acne, rosacea, psoriasis, eczema flare guidance
    • Post-biopsy planning input
    • Wound and nail question triage

    Requirements

    What we require to join the Dermatology panel

    • Valid, active NPI
    • Board-certified (or board-eligible) in your specialty
    • Minimum 3 years of post-residency clinical experience
    • At least one active, unrestricted US state medical license
    • In good standing with Medicare — not on OIG LEIE or SAM exclusion lists
    • US-based

    Beam independently verifies license, NPI (physicians), board status, OIG / SAM, and NPDB before any case work.

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    Apply to the Dermatology panel

    Applications are reviewed by clinical leadership. We'll reach out within a few business days.

    Required for all physicians. We verify against NPPES.

    Minimum 3 years post-residency (or post-credential) required.

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    Frequently asked

    What are the requirements for Beam's Telemedicine Dermatology panel?

    Yes — every Beam physician must have a valid NPI and a minimum of 3 years post-residency experience. This is our premium standard and it applies to every service line.

    Is this a remote / telemedicine dermatologist role?

    Yes. Beam is a fully remote telemedicine platform. You can practice from anywhere in the US where you hold an active license.

    Is this a W2 employee or contractor role?

    Beam dermatologists are typically 1099 contractors. Volume is flexible — you set how many curbsides, eConsults, or tele-visits you want to take.

    How does Beam verify clinicians?

    Beam independently verifies license, NPI (for physicians), board status, OIG / SAM exclusion status, and NPDB before you see a case.

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