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Office Manager - Houston Area

Posted 9 days ago

airway dentistsHouston (TX)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$25.00 - $35.00 per hour

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About the role

Office Manager The Airway Dentists' mission is to provide exceptional dental care and rid the world of sleep disordered breathing. With offices in Houston and Austin, we provide orthodontic, sleep apnea, and general dentistry services. Our clinical team is led by our co-founders, Dr. Kyle Hale, Dr. Kalli Hale, and Dr. Matt Hicks. We are hiring a full-time Office Manager to join us in redefining the standard of care in dentistry.
The ideal candidate: Loves being both the face and the air traffic controller of the office. You are friendly and energetic with a passion for order. You take enormous satisfaction from being part of a team that saves patients' lives every day.
The opportunity: Full-time, paid Office Manager managing the office's non-clinical operations Competitive compensation $25-35/hr depending on experience Eligible for merit-based bonus Extensive personal and professional growth opportunities in our expanding practices The role: Manage daily office operations including scheduling and patient flow Communicate with patients via phone, text, email, and in-person Present treatment plans Optimize schedule Verify insurance, arrange financing, and process payment Follow up with patients Relay patient concerns to the clinical team Represent the office at patient education dinners, community events, and meetings with allied health professionals, etc. Interact with the central team and other Office Managers in person and over Slack The ideal candidate's background: Excellent communicator Passion for order and structure 2+ years experience in dental office management or healthcare administration Knowledge of dental procedures, terminology, patient management software, and insurance processing

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