General Dentist (Part-Time)

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ocean dentalShawnee (OK)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$169,000 per year

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About the role

Pediatric focused clinic seeking a positive, upbeat general dentist who loves working with kids, teens and young adults. Amazing financial opportunity with compensation packages based on a percentage of production with a daily guarantee! No limit on earning potential! Part time position, flexible schedule. You will provide an unmatched dental experience to children and adults. We take great pride in the services we offer and the high quality care that has led to our great reputation. Benefits and PerksCompetitive pay and compensation structure Percentage of production with a daily guarantee starting at $650 per day! No limit on earning potential! Perfect for someone who wants to supplement their income a few times a month Flexible schedule 100% Employer Paid Malpractice Insurance RequirementsDDS/DMD degree from an accredited dental education program Current, valid license to practice dentistry Other certifications as required by state to include-CPR, DEA, etc.
Qualifications: A positive, upbeat general dentist who loves working with kids, teens, and young adults. Someone who can offer great customer service and care, for all our patients. A strong leader and mentor for other staff members. Someone with a DDS/DMD degree from an accredited dental education program. A General Dentist with a current, valid license to practice dentistry and other certifications as required by state to include-CPR, DEA, etc. New grads welcome to apply!

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