Orthodontist - Rick Burns Orthodontics

Posted 16 days ago

mb2 dentalSouth Bend (IN)

Orthodontists Offices of Dentists

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About the role

Are you an orthodontist who wants a great life and a thriving practice? Do you love treating patients and building real bonds? Do you want autonomy practicing orthodontics, without the stress of administrative duties? Rick Burns Orthodontics offers a balanced schedule, a strong team, and a clear path to ownership minus the admin burden.

Why Work With Us: Balanced Life: Work sensible hours. Leave work at work. Enjoy your family and hobbies outside the office. True Connection: Focus on your patients. Spend time talking to families. Build trust and lasting relationships. Minimal Administrative Stress: Skip the paperwork. No billing headaches or HR tasks. Let our partner MB2 dental handle the business so you can practice. Ownership Path: Earn a stake in the practice. Grow your wealth. Share in the success on your terms. Experience Matters: Treatment plans featuring Invisalign, Invisalign First, Herbst, bonded and banded expanders, and surgical cases in working with Shriners Children s Hospital. Dr. Burns is ready to mentor the right orthodontist if needed. We Are Looking ForA skilled, licensed orthodontist. A warm person who loves talking to people. A team player who values high care standards. A doctor who wants long-term growth and stability. Contact me to discuss: Your current career stage (new graduate or experienced)Elkhart County Indiana and what it can offer Your timeline for a pathway to partnership Your orthodontic career vision

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