Dental Front Office Administrator

Posted 4 days ago

feather touch dental careAtlanta (GA)

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About the role

Job Description: Dental Office - Front Office
Compensation and benefits: 6 weeks off every year. 401k, Up to 65% of health insurance paid. Significant team bonus and competitive salary.
Job Details: Exceptional dental team seeking outstanding Front Office Administrator. A great sense of humor is a must. We love our jobs and our patients and seek someone who desires to share this experience and opportunity. Excellent salary, benefits, and hours. Only the best need apply to aubrie@atlantadentistmidtown.com or to this ad. We have been in this location for over 50 years. Please visit our office at www.atlantadentistmidtown.com.As a busier practice, we do prefer those who have insurance experience in the dental field alongside a sincere interest in being a part of growing our business together. For the right person, we will train you for this role! You will be responsible for the insurance verification, insurance billing, scheduling, and of course, learning our front office systems to keep the office productive and schedule full. In addition, you will be responsible for: Being familiar with Dentrix dental practice management software. Being responsible, organized, and punctual with your daily tasks. We can discuss any other duties at the time of the interview. We place a great deal of importance on great patient care and value all of our patients and want our new team member to represent this level of excellence and service to our patients. We would like to maintain our ability to continue to deliver excellent service. If we feel you would be a good candidate for this important role we will give you a call shortly to set up an interview meeting. Good Luck on your Journey!

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