Dentist

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family smiles of hudson valley smilistNorth Arlington (NJ)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$275,000 per year

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About the role

Join a Practice That Puts People First - Clinical Autonomy, Boutique Culture & Exceptional Patient Community in the Hudson ValleyThe Smilist in Poughkeepsie, NY is seeking a full-time General Dentist to join a thriving, well-established practice with a loyal patient base, a collaborative team, and the clinical freedom to do your best work every day. We offer the private practice feel with all the operational support of a boutique DSO - backed by over 7,000 five-star patient reviews.
Why You'll Love It Here:
  • Clinical autonomy with full DSO operational support
  • Established, loyal patient base with tenured, supportive hygienists7 fully equipped operatories | 8-10 patients/day 90% adult patient population
  • Collaborative, team-driven culture
What You'll Do: Practice at the top of your scope as a General Dentist, providing: General Dentistry Crowns & Bridges ExtractionsRoot Canals (Anterior & Molar)
Experience Required: 2+ years | GPR/AEGD residency preferred
Compensation & Benefits: 33-35% of production collections | $800-$850 daily guarantee for first 6 months Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance 401(k) Retirement PlanTenure-based malpractice reimbursement | Added to group coverage at discounted rate Relocation bonus available - case by case | 2-year commitment Visa sponsorship available: H1B & TN Visa (Canada/Mexico)
Insurance: PPOLearn more: thesmilist.com/poughkeepsie
Benefits: Medical DentalVision 401kBonuses
Compensation: $275,000-$350,000/year

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