MDSearch is seeking a dynamic, patient-focused General Practitioner with a special interest in Dermatology (GP Derm) to take on the role of Medical Director for a premier medical aesthetic and dermatology-focused clinic in St. Catharines, Ontario.

Mainly, you will provide medical dermatology consultations and procedures, including lesion removal, mole mapping, and surveillance, with opportunities to incorporate cosmetic dermatology (mole removal, laser treatments, androgenic alopecia management, and tattoo removal). As the Medical Director, your responsibilities will extend to overseeing the clinic’s operations in collaboration with the Regional Director and support staff.

Required Qualifications and Skills:

Minimum 2 years experience in Dermatology.

Current license in good standing with CPSO.

Prior leadership experience in a clinical or aesthetic setting.

Comfortable performing dermatologic assessments and minor procedures.

Interest in developing new skills (laser treatments, mole mapping, androgenic alopecia management).

Calm, mentoring approach with excellent patient care skills.

The clinic operates on a commission-based model:

A percentage of treatments personally provided.

A percentage of other treatment revenues within the clinic.

Cosmetic procedures (such as mole removal) are billed separately, typically ranging from $200–$2,000 per procedure.

Schedule: Starting with 2 days per week or twice a month.

About the Organization:

The clinic is part of Canada's largest network of high-end aesthetic clinics. The expansive reach of the organization, with clinics distributed across Canada, has led to becoming the undisputed leader in aesthetic medicine in the country.

As a key player in the organization, you will benefit from the collective expertise of medical directors present at all of the clinics. They are firm believers in professional growth and development, thus, opportunities for advancement are extensive within their vast network. By joining the team, you will be a part of an elite group shaping the future of aesthetic medicine in Canada.