Dermatologist reviewing dermoscopic mole-mapping images for TELUS Health’s remote skin-cancer screening service. Providing reports and national clinical oversight without direct patient care.
Responsibilities
Review and interpret full-body mole mapping and dermoscopic images captured using advanced imaging technology
Identify suspicious skin lesions and provide dermatologic reports
Provide impressions and recommendations to treating practitioners
Collaborate, when requested, with primary care providers and other healthcare professionals in a multidisciplinary, patient-centered model
Contribute to continuous improvement of image review protocols
Optionally engage in education or research related to skin cancer screening
Provide national clinical governance and oversight to ensure consistency and quality across the service
Combine hands-on mole mapping clinical practice with broader leadership and oversight responsibilities
Refine the allocation of clinical and oversight duties based on candidate experience and service needs
Work without direct patient interaction or operation of imaging equipment
Requirements
Medical degree (MD or equivalent)
Certification in Dermatology or equivalent Dermoscopy certification (PGDip)
Valid medical license in the province of practice
Demonstrated proficiency in dermoscopy techniques and interpretation
Experience or familiarity with mole mapping systems such as FotoFinder or Vectra is an asset
Strong clinical judgment and attention to detail in image-based dermatologic assessment
Ability to work independently and contribute effectively within a remote, collaborative medical team
Demonstrated interest in digital dermatology and innovative medical technologies
Approximately 80–90% direct clinical work in mole mapping and 10–20% clinical oversight duties for the service
Availability for a flexible Monday–Friday daytime schedule
Approximately 10–15 hours per week
Benefits
Fully remote role with TELUS-provided equipment
Flexibility to review cases on your own schedule
Part-time schedule of approximately 10 to 15 hours per week
Opportunity to work with advanced dermatology tools
Patients referred exclusively by healthcare practitioners with no direct patient care or follow-up required
Clear clinical boundaries: expert image-based assessments only, while the referring practitioner maintains responsibility for ongoing patient care
Opportunity to contribute to education or research related to skin cancer screening
Collaborative, multidisciplinary medical environment
Diversity and equitable access to employment opportunities based on ability
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