Medicine
Dermatologist career guide
Dermatologists work in medicine settings across hospitals, clinics, health systems and HealthTech employers worldwide. Core responsibilities centre on dermoscopy, skin surgery, chronic skin disease, with pay typically ranging from $50,000 to $450,000 depending on country, employer type and seniority.
Quick answer
Dermatologists earn approximately $50,000–$450,000 per year with moderate global demand. Entry typically requires medical degree plus dermatology residency, plus registration with bodies such as GMC, ABD.
Snapshot
| Field | Detail |
|---|---|
| Group | Medicine |
| Education | Medical degree plus dermatology residency |
| Certifications | Board certification |
| Regulators | GMC, ABD |
| Salary range (USD) | $50,000 – $450,000 |
| Demand | Moderate |
Core skills
- Dermoscopy
- Skin surgery
- Chronic skin disease
Career progression
- 1Dermatology Trainee
- 2Consultant Dermatologist
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