Telemedicine Doctor

Skin + MeDermatology

HungaryFull-Time

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Languages: English, German (C1 Certificate in Medical German)

Requirements

Registered Medical Doctor in the Operational Register of Healthcare Professionals maintained by the National Directorate General for Hospitals (OKFŐ).
Valid specialization in Dermatology and Venereology registered with the OKFŐ.
Valid medical stamp/registration number issued via the Hungarian system (NEAK).
Valid EU medical licence with authorisation to treat patients in Germany (e.g., German Approbation or recognised EU qualification).
Based in Hungary.
Hold a C1 Certificate in Medical German.
Professional fluency in English.
Clinical humility, sound judgment, and ability to work autonomously.
Full-time availability, including occasional weekend work on a rota basis.

Responsibilities

Review patient consultations, assess medical histories and clinical images, and diagnose, prescribe, and manage treatment plans for patients in Germany.
Work independently within agreed clinical pathways to diagnose and manage common skin conditions like acne, melasma, and hyperpigmentation.
Act as a point of escalation for complex or atypical dermatology cases.
Contribute to the ongoing development of consultation models, clinical pathways, and digital workflows.
Maintain a strong focus on clinical quality, patient safety, and prescribing governance.
Collaborate with in-house medical leadership and participate in regular CPD sessions.

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