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Are you an Endodontist in the Surprise or Avondale area looking for a part-time opportunity? Flexible part-time for the right candidate. Gentle Dental is searching for a Full time Endodontist at our Puyallup, Bonney Lake, and Lacey practices.
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Part-time, Thursdays in Salmon Creek + Fridays in Portland. We are hiring immediately for full and part time positions in our dental offices and are seeking teammates who care, listen, and are motivated to help our patients and communities.
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Come join our team and make a difference in the lives of the people in your community! Registered Dental Assistant (RDA) when applicable. We enhance the quality of our patients' lives by providing accessible oral healthcare, which is paramount to overall health and well-being.
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In house Continuing Education and training funds for outside CEs. Pay is a combination of hourly rate and production bonuses with an expected total comp in the range of $50 - $60 per hour.
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Gentle Dental Courtyard Plaza. Our vision is to provide exceptional, lifelong, integrated oral healthcare services. Valid health care provider CPR/BLS Certificate. At Gentle Dental, we value our teammate's smile as much as our patient's smile.
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Pay is a combination of hourly rate and production bonuses with an expected total comp in the range of $45 - $50 per hour. Quality patient care with clinical autonomy based on best practices in the patients best interest.
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Part-time Oral Surgeon Opportunity in Lenexa, KS. $10,000 sign on bonus. Current applicable State Dental License (or the ability to acquire one by time of employment) Guaranteed compensation in first 60 days.
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Sick time (1 hour per 40 hours worked) Registered Dental Assistant (RDA) accreditation. Gentle Dental Del Lago. 3440 Del Lago Blvd. We focus on a commitment to patient care, operational and clinical excellence, personal accountability, building relationships, and seeking out innovative and creative approaches to support our patients and teams.
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Medical and pharmacy, dental, vision (for employees and their families) Qualifications that Increase Starting Pay. 21.00 - $22.00 per hour/DOE. Employee Assistance Program. PTO (80 hours per year for hourly.
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