Starting Out in Dermatology Nursing

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2016-10-24T04:00:00Z

Dermatology nurses help us take care of our largest organ — our skin. Dermatology nursing is a specialty that focuses on helping treat wounds, injuries and diseases of the skin.

To learn more about this unique specialty, we spoke with a new dermatology nurse, Mercedes Bailey, RN, BSN. Mercedes is a clinical supervisor at Davie Dermatology & The MedSpa in Advance, N.C.

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Starting Out in Dermatology Nursing

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