About the Course
The Elite Nurse Practitioner’s comprehensive Dermatology and Cosmetic Skin Care Course was created in collaboration with Laura Collins, ANP, a seasoned provider with an extensive dermatological background. This is the all-in-one guide to dermatology for the nurse practitioner, and includes a plethora of cosmetic skin care topics to give participants a well-rounded understanding of this profitable niche.
Get empowered to evaluate, diagnose, and treat the most prevalent dermatological health challenges experienced by patients. This course is also ideal for those curious about integrating cosmetic skincare products into their practice to increase revenue and cultivate an e-commerce platform. Dermatology and cosmetic skin care are an in-demand and growing service line. The skin care and dermatology industries are multi-billionaire dollar markets, continuing to grow year by year. One in three patients will have a dermatological ailment in their lifetime. Plus, the population is aging and wants to look younger more than ever before. So, what does this mean for the astute nurse practitioner entrepreneur? A fantastic practice opportunity!
Thousands of patients are in need of quality and affordable dermatological care. Standard dermatology practices often have multi-month waiting lists, with many patients suffering from painful or uncomfortable skin concerns for long periods of time. Acne, eczema, melasma, and a variety of other skin disorders plague the appearance of countless individuals, contributing to increased stress and low self-esteem. Nurse practitioners can step up to the plate and assist patients with their dermatological needs and boost quality of life.
This course will cover dozens of cosmetic skin care services and products to help increase your practice’s offerings. Patients are actively seeking compounded topical anti-aging, anti-wrinkle, acne, melasma, and moisturizing products. We also cover how to provide these products via asynchronous telemedicine visits to help you build a passive income stream from your practice’s website.
Whether you are looking to add dermatology as a supplementary service to an existing practice or build a standalone dermatology clinic, you can benefit from this curriculum. This knowledge provides flexibility and can be applied to a number of care settings. Many NPs have built high-end dermatological businesses from the ground up, providing general dermatological consultations in addition to luxury skincare products, aesthetic services, and more.
You will learn:
- How to integrate dermatology services and cosmetic skin care products into your practice
- The legalities and liabilities of dermatology and cosmetic skin care
- The foundational knowledge of dermatology, including terminology, anatomy of the skin, and common physical skin findings
- The ins and outs of topical steroids
- Acne evaluation, grading, and all available treatment options
- Tips for the evaluation and treatment of alopecia
- Eczema evaluation and treatment methods
- The common types of nevi, and the biggest warning signs
- How to perform skin cancer evaluation
- The evaluation and treatment of onychomycosis
- Psoriasis evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment
- Rosacea and melasma evaluation and treatment
- The evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of 24 other of the most common dermatological conditions you will encounter in practice
- The foundation of sun protection and sunscreen
- The cosmetic treatment of scars, hypotrichosis (thinning eyelashes), hyperpigmentation, and xerosis (dry skin)
- Dermatological anti-aging principles and treatment options, including retinoids, moisturizers, and eye treatment
- Benefits of a variety of anti-aging specific dermatological and cosmetic procedures available for the nurse practitioner
- The most common compounded dermatological and cosmetic skincare products on the market
- How to chart dermatology-specific visits
- How to create the legal structure of a business
- Telemedicine considerations, including how to provide cosmetic skin care products via asynchronous telemedicine visits
- How to market a dermatologic and cosmetic skin care practice
- Where to order supplies and medications
- This course will also include all the supplemental documentation you need to get started. We provide informed consents, dermatology-specific intake forms, visit documentation templates, privacy policies, and more! You will also receive master lists for non-RX and RX skin care products.
As a bonus, we are also providing our students with multiple reference guides that you can download and keep handy in your practice. This course includes guides on acne medications, topical steroids, anti-aging, and topical compounded medications. Refer to a curated collection of videos that will teach you how to perform the most common dermatological procedures, such as skin biopsies, skin tag removals, and more.
There are over six hours of video and audio content where Laura and Elite Nurse Practitioner founder Justin Allan cover a 353-slide presentation in detail. You will also have audio files to stream and listen to so you can learn on the go.
If you are looking to integrate a high-demand, low liability, high-margin, and straight forward clinical service into your practice, take this course! Integrating dermatology and cosmetic skin care into your practice will increase your patient volume, patient satisfaction, and your practice’s bank account. So, be sure to take advantage of the discounted price on this course today!
This course is only $499! This is the definitive guide to dermatology and cosmetic skincare for nurse practitioners. If you are looking to integrate dermatological science into your practice and begin prescribing cosmetic skincare products, this course is for you.
All Elite NP CEU applies to ANCC and AANP recertification and can be used with all Boards of Nursing.
The Elite Nurse Practitioner is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation
Become an expert on skin anatomy, dermatological technology, lesion types, and more.
You will learn about acne, melasma, rosacea, and the most common cosmetic skin conditions.
The evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of 24+ of the most common dermatological conditions, explained.
Bolster the scope of your practice with the most effective anti-aging and cosmetic dermatological products, including compounded varieties.
This course covers medication and supply ordering, compounding pharmacy utilization, in-office dispensing, and pricing.
Make your practice as efficient as possible with business creation tips, marketing strategies, documentation and informed consent templates, practice management and telemedicine techniques, and the best malpractice insurance policies for your clinic.
Course Curriculum
- Course Disclosure and Presentation Slides
- Course Pre-Test
- Section 1: Introduction to Dermatology and Cosmetic Skin Care. Legalities and Liabilities of Practice (11:53)
- Section 2: Anatomy of the Skin, Terminology, Different Lesions, and Topical Corticosteroids (19:43)
- Section 3: Acne Evaluation, Grading, and Treatment (32:01)
- Section 4: Acne Continued..... (24:32)
- Section 5: Eczema, Atopic Dermatitis, and HSV (26:21)
- Section 6: Herpes Zoster, Hyperhidrosis, and Keratosis Pilaris (16:47)
- Section 7: Male Pattern Alopecia, Nevi, Dysplastic Nevi, and Melanoma (25:41)
- Section 8: Molluscum, Onychomycosis, Angular Cheilitis, and Psoriasis (32:39)
- Section 9: Pyogenic Granuloma, Rosacea, Scabies, and Seborrheic Dermatitis (33:47)
- Section 10: Seborrheic Keratosis, Actinic Keratosis, Basal/Squamous Cell Carcinoma, Warts, Tinea, and Solar Lentigines (48:23)
- Section 11: Cosmetic Skin Care, Sun Protection, Melasma, Xerosis, Scars, and Hypotrichosis (25:24)
- Section 12: Anti-Aging Dermatology, Topical Retinoids, Moisturizers, and Eye Treatment (27:38)
- Section 13: Compounded Skin Care Products, Non-RX Products, In-Office Dispensing, and Dermatology Business Practice Considerations (24:34)
- Section 14: Practice Creation, Malpractice, Telemedicine, EMR, and Practice Management (34:53)
- Section 15: Marketing (13:40)
- Section 16: Consents, Documentation, Supplies, Compounding Pharmacies, Pricing, and Practice Maintenance (37:01)
- Additional Resources: Topical Steroid Guide, Compounded Medication Guide, Cosmetic Skin Care Medication Reference Guide, Acne Treatment Chart, and More!
- Practice Management Forms: Informed Consent, Intake Form, Documentation Template, Telemedicine Consent, Privacy Policies, and More!
- Course Post-Test
- Course Evaluation
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will I have unlimited access to this course?
You can access this course however many times you want for however long you want. All Elite Nurse Practitioner Courses are pre-recorded and accessible indefinitely.
Can I perform these services via telemedicine?
Yes. Outside of dermatological procedures or in-person skin examinations, many common dermatological complaints —such as acne or melasma —can be addressed via telemedicine. To generate passive income during telemedicine visits, consider recommendations for signature cosmetic skincare products that can be purchased on your website.
Do I need a specialized certification to provide dermatological or cosmetic skin care services?
Providing dermatological services falls into the scope of any nurse practitioner. There is no certification or specialized license required to provide the services and products described in this course.
Will this course teach me how to build a dermatology or cosmetic skin care clinic from scratch?
The course covers all the information you need to know to start your own practice. We cover a wide range of topics: including supply ordering, compounding pharmacies, LLC formation, marketing, and much more!
Will I be prepared to provide dermatological consultations after taking this course?
This course covers about 90% of what you would ever see in practice. The other 10% of conditions are generally very advanced clinical illness or rare conditions that would require the attention of a dermatological specialist. Otherwise, a nurse practitioner should be able to walk away from this course confident in the management of most dermatological conditions.
Will this course go over how to market a dermatology and cosmetic skin care practice?
You must get the word out about your clinic if you want to get busy and grow quickly! Word of mouth is fine, but it can take a long time for that to happen. ! Remember, marketing is the number one function of your practice. Therefore, it is critical to market appropriately. We will cover the marketing foundations with you.
I already own a practice. Would this course benefit me?
Definitely! Having the knowledge to treat your patients’ dermatological conditions will increase patient satisfaction tremendously. Additionally, integrating cosmetic skincare products into your practice will increase your revenue.
Is having a DEA number necessary?
No, nothing we discuss is considered a controlled substance. You may need a DEA number if you utilize compounded products that contain controlled substances, but this is not generally applicable to dermatological treatments.
Will this offer CME?
This course offers 9 CE hours. The Elite Nurse Practitioner is credentialed as aCEU provider through the ANCC. CEU awarded through The Elite Nurse Practitioner applies to ANCC, AANP, and all boards of nursing.
Will this course provide a certificate of completion?
A certificate is issued at the end of the course that will show the CEU hours and verify your completion of this course. You can also use this to submit for reimbursement through your malpractice carrier.
Hi, I'm Justin Allan MSN FNP
I am the owner and author of The Elite Nurse Practitioner, one of the hottest blogs for nurse practitioners who want to break free from the shackles of modern healthcare.
I have been practicing as an NP for 7 years. I have worked all over the country and in many different settings. I became sick of working for others and not earning what I knew what was possible and fair. So, I decided to venture out on my own.
I now own multiple successful side practices and businesses as an NP. My goal is to share the knowledge I have learned and developed to my fellow NP colleagues so you can reach a level of success that very few NPs will ever achieve. It is possible to build profitable practices and businesses as a nurse practitioner! Do not let anyone else tell you otherwise!
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