Dentistry Position in Wisconsin - Stevens Point - 300K Potential - 20K Sign On - Student Loan Repaym

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wisconsinStevens Point (WI)

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I represent a permanent dentistry position inWisconsin. If interested, please call, text, or email and I will respond with specs. Thanks! Practice Overview Multi-doctor practice in a newer facility with digital technology. Offers a wide range of services including general, cosmetic, implants, restorative dentistry, and sleep apnea treatments. No in-house sedation or lab work; collaborates with preferred external labs. Fully staffed with hygienists and support team. Treats patients of all ages; specialized cases referred out.
Schedule: Monday to Thursday, 8 AM - 5 PM. Uses Dentrix Acend software. Ideal for newer dentists; current doctors are keen to mentor. Compensation Overview 300K Potential Tiered compensation based on collections, starting at 32% to 36% depending on experience. Daily minimum guarantee during onboarding.
Benefits include: Health, Dental, Vision insurance, 401K, Malpractice liability, annual association dues, online Spears education, and license fee coverage. Signing bonus including relocation assistance of $20,000. PTO of 16 days. 6 national holidays off. Student Loan Repayment if Needed. Location Situated in Wisconsin, close to major metro areas for urban amenities. Known for its community spirit, featuring local universities, cultural events, and festivals. Offers outdoor activities with ample natural beauty. High quality of life with good schools, affordable living, and a close-knit community. I look forward to working with you. Allen Bilbray (call or text)

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