Orthodontist
sage dentalHelena (MT)
$15,000 per year
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Sage Dental is the leading Dental Support Organization (DSO) in the Southeast, and we are continuing to grow! At Sage, people are at the core of everything we do. We are looking for dynamic and talented professionals who fit our culture of innovative technology, constant learning, and patient-centric care to join our team. If you are ready to take the next step in your career and want a position with excellent earning potential with a stable, growing company, Sage Dental has what you are looking for. What is it you love about being a Orthodontist? If it's providing exceptional care for your patients through personal and thorough treatment if it's learning from the latest insights in dentistry and using cutting edge technology and AI if it's continually elevating the success of your practice by lifting up the people you work with in service of your patients' oral and overall health, we want you at Sage Dental. Check out our Chief Clinical Officer, who was named one of the 10 Most Influential Leaders of Tech in 2021: Overview Up to $15,000 sign on bonus available Part Time Orthodontist in Nashville, TN 6 days per month, Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:00pm Daily guarantee or percentage (whichever is greater)
Qualifications:
DDS or DMD Degree State License What Sage Offers In-house referrals provided Dedicated support staff, just for you Innovative Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies used ' Sage University' offers to grow skills in communication, leadership and management Employment Type: Full Time
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