Mikano, with her new technology, skills and experience coupled with the high-tech latest modern machines acquired has been in the forefront of manufacturing and assembling of generating sets in the world.
Vision.
To be recognized as the leading solution provider and a preferred partner in the electrical, mechanical, steel fabrication and general civil w...
To be responsible for diagnosing, treating, and managing skin, hair, and nail conditions while providing expert dermatological care and aesthetic skin treatments to clients.
The role involves conducting skin assessments, recommending appropriate treatment plans, supervising dermatological procedures, and advising clients on skincare, skin rejuvenation, and preventive skin health.
Key Responsibilities
Conduct comprehensive skin consultations and examinations to assess clients’ dermatological concerns.
Diagnose and manage skin conditions, including acne, eczema, psoriasis, pigmentation disorders, rosacea, skin infections, and other dermatological problems.
Assess skin types, skin conditions, and suitability for aesthetic treatments.
Provide or supervise appropriate aesthetic dermatology treatments, including chemical peels, microneedling, and other approved skin-rejuvenation procedures within the clinician’s competence.
Recommend suitable skincare products and treatment regimens based on evidence-based practice.
Manage complications and adverse reactions promptly, escalating or referring cases when clinically necessary.
Promote client satisfaction through professional service delivery and continuity of care.
Requirements and Qualifications
A Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS or recognised equivalent).
A recognised postgraduate qualification or specialist certification in Dermatology, with current registration and specialist recognition as required by applicable Nigerian regulations.
A Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS or recognised equivalent).
A recognised postgraduate qualification or specialist certification in Dermatology, with current registration and specialist recognition as required by applicable Nigerian regulations.
A Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS or recognised equivalent).
A recognised postgraduate qualification or specialist certification in Dermatology, with current registration and specialist recognition as required by applicable Nigerian regulations.
A valid licence to practise from the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN).
Relevant clinical experience in dermatology; experience in aesthetic or cosmetic dermatology is an added advantage.
Demonstrable knowledge of skin diseases, dermatological medications, cosmetic procedures, and skin-rejuvenation treatments.
Relevant training and certification for specialised aesthetic procedures, where applicable.
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