Registered Nurse - Medical Group Dermatology
Posted Sep 28, 2026 · We last checked this listing on Oct 6, 2026
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About your past
Tell me about your experience with prior authorizations for biologics or specialty medications.
What they are checking: Practical skill with the authorizations that are a big part of dermatology office work.
Tell me about a time a patient was frustrated with a delay in getting a medication approved. How did you handle it?
What they are checking: Patient communication when the delay is out of their control.
What brings you to dermatology, and what have you done to learn the specialty?
What they are checking: Real interest and willingness to learn a specialty with its own medications and procedures.
How do you keep up with refills, messages and phone calls without anything slipping through?
What they are checking: Whether they have a reliable system for high-volume ambulatory tasks.
What would you do
A patient sends a NorthShore Connect photo of a mole that's changed color and size. How do you handle it?
What they are checking: Whether they know the warning signs of melanoma and route concerning messages quickly to a provider.
You're handed a stack of pathology results. How do you decide which ones need action today?
What they are checking: Organization and judgment about results that may show cancer and need fast follow-up.
This role may involve traveling to other offices. How do you keep up with different workflows at each site?
What they are checking: Adaptability across locations while keeping consistent practice.
About the work
What do you know about isotretinoin and the iPLEDGE program?
What they are checking: Familiarity with a tightly regulated dermatology drug where nurses often manage compliance steps.
A patient calls after a Mohs surgery saying the site is red, warm and draining. What do you ask and what do you advise?
What they are checking: Phone triage of post-procedure infection and knowing when same-day evaluation is needed.
How do you teach a patient to care for a wound after a skin biopsy?
What they are checking: Clear, practical teaching that prevents complications and extra calls.
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