Experience Treatment Coordinator
haka dentalPort St Lucie (FL)
About the role
Job DescriptionBenefits:401(k)401(k) matchingBonus based on performanceCompetitive salaryDental insuranceHealth insurancePaid time offTraining & developmentVision insuranceWhat We're Looking For: Dental experience or treatment planning experience required : 1+ yearsStrong communication and sales confidenceOrganized, detail-oriented, and proactivePositive attitude with professional appearanceComfortable discussing finances and closing casesTeam player who thrives in a fast-paced environmentUpbeat, hard working, and compassionateBi-lingual a plusJob Duties Include: Present treatment plans clearly and confidentlyDiscuss financial options, estimates, and payment arrangementsHelp patients understand the value of comprehensive careCoordinate scheduling for larger casesFollow up on pending treatmentCreate a warm, welcoming experience from consult to completionSupport practice growth through strong case acceptanceScheduling and confirming appointmentsCoordinating with insurance companies on behalf of the patient A variety of administrative dutiesWhat We Offer: Competitive pay (base + potential bonuses) Supportive and uplifting team cultureGrowth opportunitiesModern cosmetic and sedation-focused practiceThe chance to truly impact patients’ livesBenefits Include (For Full-Time Only) MedicalPaid Time OffPaid Holidays 401K matchDentalBonusingPay is dependent upon experience. Ability to advance quickly possible with completing on the job training levels!
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