Treatment Coordinator

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summit dental of colorado springsColorado Springs (CO)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$18-$21/hour

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About the role

Join Platinum Dental as a Treatment Coordinator - Make a Difference Every Day! Why You'll Love This Role At Platinum Dental, you're not just scheduling appointments—you're helping patients say "yes" to life-changing care. What You'll Get:$18-$21/hour + Monthly Bonuses
Full Benefits: Package - Medical, Dental, Vision 401(k) Retirement Plan Paid Time Off + Paid Holidays Growth Opportunities within a supportive team In this role, you will: Guide patients through treatment plans and help them confidently move forward Build trust through strong communication and a great patient experience Follow up with patients and keep schedules full Help patients maximize insurance and understand financial options Play a key role in practice growth and patient satisfaction What Makes You a Great Fit Strong communication and relationship-building skills Comfortable discussing treatment and finances with patients Goal-driven and motivated by performance Problem-solver who can overcome objections with confidence Detail-oriented and organized Positive attitude with a growth mindset
Requirements
Key Responsibilities: Present and explain treatment plans clearly Conduct patient follow-ups and schedule appointments Verify and optimize insurance benefits Reduce outstanding balances through clear expectations Deliver an exceptional patient experience every time

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