OMS Position in Well-Established, High-Referral Practice
kern oral facial surgery rejuvenating beautyBakersfield (CA)
OMS Position in Well-Established, High-Referral Practice
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kern oral facial surgery rejuvenating beautyBakersfield (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Dr. Alan Esla, is seeking a BE/BC oral and maxillofacial surgeon to join his private practice in Bakersfield, CA in either 2025 or 2026!This would be a great opportunity for someone particularly interested in implants, wisdom teeth and dentoalveolar cases, but there is plenty of opportunity within the community for a driven associate to expand and grow their case mix. Additionally, a new surgeon will be able to participate in trauma call at the local hospital, if desired! Dr. Esla takes great pride in the practice he's called home for the past couple of decades and is eager to offer his experience and mentorship to a talented and driven surgeon so they become partners in the future growth of the practice and the OMS profession. Visit Kern Oral and Facial Surgery & Rejuvenating Beauty's website to learn more, https://www.kernofs.com/meet-dr-alan-esla, or you can reach out directly to rob.crabtree@usosm.com for more information.
Benefits and Perks Include:
- Competitive base salary and collections bonuses
- No buy-in & no quotas!
- Mentorship & guidance from your Sr. Partner(s)
- Operational and administrative support for unparalleled career growth
- Complete autonomy to practice the way you want
- Premier network of OMS to preserve, promote, and enhance clinical excellence
- Equity offering with partnership in US Oral Surgery Management
- Comprehensive Benefits Plan for surgeon & family
- For information on this opening and other opportunities please contact Rob Crabtree rob.crabtree@usosm.com
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