Dentist
fairlawn dental artsAkron (OH)
$32,000 per month
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Fairlawn Dental Arts - General Dentist Elevate your clinical career at Fairlawn Dental Arts, where we pair high-end restorative excellence with a culture of professional respect. We are seeking a skilled General Dentist who views dentistry as both a science and an art. Whether you are looking for a stable full-time home or a flexible part-time arrangement, you will join a practice that rewards precision and quality. We believe in the value of your time and expertise, which is why we offer a premium daily rate and a highly competitive production-based incentive structure. Pay$24,000~$32,000 per month
Salary Details:
Competitive salary based on qualifications and experience. Premium Compensation: $1,500 – $2,000 daily rate (negotiable).Incentive Structure: 25% – 30% Net Production (based on variables to be discussed during the interview).Employment TypePart-time
Requirements: General Dentistry Licensed dentist
Education: Doctoral degree (DDS or DMD) from an accredited dental school.
Licensure:
Active Ohio Dental License.
Clinical Skills: Advanced proficiency in anterior restorations and high-quality crown/bridge work.
Urgency: Ability to attend a paid working interview on short notice.
Job Description:
Deliver high-quality restorative care, including aesthetic anterior work.
Execute precise crown and bridge preparations with a focus on long-term clinical outcomes.
Lead patient consultations with a comprehensive approach to oral health.
Collaborate with a high-performing team to maintain the practice's standard of excellence.
Benefits:
401(k) Malpractice insurance Retirement plan Post-90 Day Benefits:401(k) retirement plan. Malpractice insurance coverage. Medical insurance stipend. Earned time off (1 day per 6 months).Jobley Bonus: $140 (awarded to candidates hired through Jobley) Shift & Schedule Monday - Thursday About the Practice Name: Fairlawn Dental Arts
Location: 2820 W. Market Street, Franklin, OH 44333
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