Dental Assistant Office Manager

Posted 9 days ago

high end hiringMiami (FL)
General and Operations ManagersOffices of Dentists

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About the role

Dental Office ManagerAre you an experienced Dental Office Manager who knows how to keep a practice running smoothly while creating an exceptional experience for both patients and staff?We are looking for a motivated, organized, and personable Dental Office Manager to take a leadership role in our growing dental practice.What You'll DoOversee the daily operations of the dental officeLead, motivate, and support the front-office teamManage scheduling, patient flow, and office efficiencyOversee insurance verification, billing, claims, and collectionsMonitor production, collections, and practice performanceHelp improve patient retention and overall patient experienceHandle staff coordination, training, and performance managementMaintain compliance with office policies and proceduresWork closely with the dentist/doctor to achieve practice goalsHelp create a positive, professional, and welcoming office cultureWhy Join Us?This is an opportunity for the right person to take ownership of an important leadership role within the practice. We want someone who doesn't simply manage the front desk — we want someone who can help manage and grow the practice.If you are a proactive leader who enjoys dentistry, teamwork, patient relationships, and building an efficient and successful office, we'd love to hear from you.Come be part of a practice where your leadership, ideas, and experience are valued.

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