Ambulatory Biologics Nurse - Department of Dermatology – Registered Nurse, Level 2 Outpatient

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Full time position available, days, requires flexible shifts 

The Department of Dermatology is seeking a full-time Biologics Registered Nurse to join our growing, fast-paced General Dermatology practice. This day position requires flexible shifts and is specifically focused on supporting the care of patients receiving biologic therapies. The Biologics RN will play a key role in administering and managing biologic injections, coordinating injection appointments and medication deliveries, educating patients on treatment procedures and potential side effects, and supporting patients through assistance programs. Additional responsibilities include telephone triage, photodynamic therapy, managing inbasket communications, and providing clinical support in the ambulatory setting. The RN will also collaborate closely with a multidisciplinary team—including providers, pharmacy, and the Prior Authorization team—and will lead annual education sessions for residents. Strong communication, teamwork, and patient education skills are essential. A minimum of two years of clinical nursing experience is required. Experience in dermatology or with biologic medications is preferred.

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