Dentist
state street family dentalSt Johns (MI)
$350,000 per year
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Posted 7 days ago
state street family dentalSt Johns (MI)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$350,000 per year
About the role
Dentist for a modern, energetic, fun and team oriented office This office offers the candidate the opportunity to make a salary that rivals the industry standard. The staff is seasoned and has been together for many, many years. Pay$250,000~$350,000 per year Salary Details The hired dentist will have a salary based upon a percentage of their daily production. This percentage is negotiable based on their abilities and expertise. They will be compensated weekly. Employment Type Full-time
Requirements: Licensed dentist
Job Description:
The candidate will have the opportunity to increase their daily production and pay depending on the services they are able to provide. The office currently offers, restorative, Sure-Smile, full implant dentures, implants and crowns. We are a fully digital office with 3D imaging and the ability to manufacture crowns on site.
Benefits: All of the above items may be available and negotiated at time of hire.
Jobley Bonus:
$280 (awarded to candidates hired through Jobley)Shift & Schedule The office is open Monday thru Thursday from 9:00 am. to 4:30 pm. The schedule is flexible and we always work with our staff to accommodate any special requests for scheduling from week to week. The office has a patient base that would allow for longer hours and additional days. About the Practice Name: State Street Family Dental
Location: 100 South Scott Rd, Saint Johns, MI 48879
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