Full-Time Associate Dentist - Branson MO $200-240K/Year + $10K Sign-On Bonus!

Posted 19 days ago

rsmc servicesBranson (MO)

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$200000 - $240000 / Year

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Full-Time Associate Dentist - Branson MO $200-240K/Year + $10K Sign-On Bonus! RSMC Services, Inc - Branson, MO, United States Tagged: Dentist
Position: Associate Dentist
Location: Branson, MO
Job Type: Full-time
Salary: $200000 - $240000 / Year
Location-Specific Offers: Sign-On Bonus - $10000 Relocation Stipend - $5500 Client offers : Unlimited access to free continuing education (live and online) to keep your skills and knowledge up to date The opportunity to own your practice through the Practice Ownership Program A cutting-edge surgical training center to expand your scope of practice A fun and supportive culture that encourages collaboration and innovation A generous benefits package that includes paid time off, health, vision, and 401(k) savings plan?(including full benefits for part-time roles) Back-end support to allow you more time to focus on your patients:?finance, IT, marketing, billing, HR, call center, learning and development, plus so much more You'll achieve success by :? Working with a patient-centric team that respects your clinical judgment and leadership Assuming excellent quality of care for all patients while adhering to the highest standards of dental practice ethics and professionalism Conducting comprehensive full mouth exams and diagnosing dental conditions Offering treatment planning options and discussing them with patients Providing high-quality clinical treatments with excellence and efficiency Keeping abreast of new developments in dentistry through continued education and professional development
Qualifications: ? Must be a DDS or DMD from an accredited school Let's Connect!
Email: Call/Text: Salary Range $200,000 - $240,000
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