Dental Treatment Coordinator
dental architectsArgyle (TX)
About the role
Job Description:
Dental treatment coordinator position is available for a Private practice in Argyle, Texas. Modern all-digital Dental Office that allows you professional growth potential. Excellent performance-based bonus! We are looking for a friendly, outgoing treatment coordinator with excellent interpersonal and multitasking skills.
Qualifications:
-Ability to provide excellent customer service-Capability of addressing the needs and concerns of patients-Multi-tasking ability-Cross-trained to help with the assistant duties-Dental software/computer skills: Open Dental, will train if needed-Familiar with Dental terminology-Experience with Dental Insurances: PPO, We are hiring for the right attitude. The rest can be taught. If you are a go-getter looking for an opportunity to learn new skills in a professional environment please apply. We offer a competitive benefits package, which includes: Competitive base salary Potential Bonus Structure Medical Insurance Vision Insurance In-House Employee Dental Plan Paid Time Off + Major Holidays Company training & professional development Career Advancement from within 401KJob
Duties:
Lead team huddles and motivate your team, Meet practice daily and monthly goals Oversee schedules Insurances processing and predeterminations Recall program Responsible for unscheduled treatment and recall Marketing
Key Competencies:
Excellent communication skills both verbal & written Problem-solving High energy level Excellent customer service Dental Software skills Multi-tasking skills
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