Oral Surgeon Chicago IL

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columbia healthcare servicesChicago (IL)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$980,000

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About the role

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon – Chicago, ILPart-Time | High Volume | Strong Surgical Support A well-established multi-specialty practice in Chicago is seeking a part-time Oral Surgeon (2–4 days/week) to join a high-demand, surgery-focused team. This practice is part of a doctor-led group that emphasizes streamlined clinical workflows and strong internal referrals—ideal for a surgeon seeking high-volume operative days with minimal admin burden.
Position Details
Schedule: 2–4 days/week (flexible)
Hours: 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM22–24 patients/day (mix of consults + surgeries)
Focus: Bony impacted third molars under IV sedation In-house anesthesia protocols & trained surgical assistants Strong internal referral volume– Medicaid-based patient base with PPO-level reimbursement rates Compensation & Earnings Potential: Daily production average: $7,200–$8,100 Annual potential up to $980,000 based on days worked– Streamlined support systems—focus 100% on clinical care Why This Role: Practice is surgery-ready with built-in referrals High-impact environment serving an urban patient population Efficient systems and minimal administrative overhead– Strong organizational support with provider autonomy
Location: Chicago, IL:Enjoy the cultural, culinary, and recreational richness of one of America's great cities—affordable, diverse, and vibrant, with easy access to lakefront living and national transit. If you're seeking a highly productive part-time role with exceptional earnings and strong surgical infrastructure, this is an opportunity to explore further#DentalPost

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