General Dentistry

Posted 15 days ago

utahBrigham City (UT)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$1,000 per day

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About the role

We are seeking a full time dental associate at Brigham City Smiles in Brigham City, Utah with earning potential of $250,000-$350,000 working 4 days a week with an emphasis on mentorship and skills development.$1,000 daily guarantee for the first 6 months removes financial pressure while you build confidence, speed and clinical strength. An 8-hour work schedule Monday through Thursday allows for better work life balance Work alongside experienced dentists who actively mentor and collaborate with you daily. This is not a sink or swim environment Practice dentistry without quotas, corporate production pressure, or DSO mandates. Focus on doing what is right for the patient. Join a highly skilled, connection centered team that values standards, growth, and accountability Brigham City is nestled at the mouth of Sardine Canyon. Enjoy outdoor life with hiking, skiing, fishing, water sports all within 20 minutes. In addition, enjoy the small town feel with the large city just a 30 minute drive. Brigham City Smiles is an independent dental practice not associated with any DSO. Focused on patient outcomes and patient connections and the practice prides themselves on their supportive team that operates on strong ethical practice standards. Looking for that right candidate that shares these same values and is looking for a long term career path. Practice provides comprehensive dentistry including implants, oral surgery, full mouth reconstructions, orthodontics and a strong emphasis on digital workflows. You will practice in a modern, clinically progressive environment with a trained and aligned team. Reach out, let's talk about your next home!

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