Orthodontist
summit dentalGranger (IN)
$400,000 annual
ApplyAbout the role
Join Our Orthodontic Dream Team Join our state-of-the-art practice in Indiana! Rick Burns Orthodontics is hiring an orthodontist! You'll have the incredible opportunity to work alongside Dr. Burns, a highly respected and experienced orthodontist. He has two well-established private practices, with unrealized growth potential, located in Elkhart & Middlebury, IN. Both offices are fully digital and equipped with iTero scanners, allowing for accurate diagnostics and treatment planning! We are looking for an exceptional Orthodontist who is ready to embark on their "Ownership" journey. The right candidate will have high earning potential and full-time benefits!
Perks & Benefits:
Ownership opportunities Over $400,000 annual salary 7 operatories with a well-trained, experienced team Full-time (4-5 days a week)Robust benefits package which includes medical insurance, dental insurance, vision insurance, 401K, and CE opportunities Willing to negotiate with the right candidate
Requirements:
Valid dentist license and orthodontic specialty certification Strong communication skills and a passion for building relationships with patients Ability to work well within a team and collaborate effectively Business and growth mindset Why you will love the Elkhart, and the Michiana area: Nestled in the heart of Northern Indiana, Elkhart offers the charm of a small town with the convenience of nearby cities. Our community is known for its business innovation, friendly neighbors, affordable living, and vibrant arts and music scene. Enjoy beautiful parks, riverside walks, and year-round festivals celebrating everything from jazz to classic cars. Elkhart County has a strong Amish community, and our Middlebury office even provides a hitching post for our Amish patients. Elkhart has a growing downtown scene with local restaurants, breweries, and unique shops. Plus, you are just a short drive from Lake Michigan and Chicago for weekend getaways.
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