Compensation (Pay): $160,000 to $202,395/annually, based on experience.
*Other compensation may include signing bonuses, rural differentials, and relocation reimbursement.
Summary of Benefits:- Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, STD, LTD
- 403(b) Retirement with Company Match
- Paid Time Off
- Tuition Assistance
- Perks Rewards
- Employee Assistance Program
https://www.peakvista.org/resources/benefits-summaryPurpose:- To uphold Peak Vista Community Health Center's mission to provide exceptional healthcare to people facing access barriers by providing the highest level of dental practice.
- To provide high quality dental care that is culturally appropriate and prevention focused. Serves as a leader on the dental team contributing to the smooth, efficient, operation of the team, the Site and the Organization.
Job Duties:- Provides care in the following disciplines of general dental practice: diagnosis, preventative dentistry, operative dentistry, pedodontics, periodontics, removable prosthodontics, endodontics, fixed prosthodontics, oral surgery and orthodontics.
- Case presentation
- Expansion of skills as commensurate with clinical capabilities and continuing education
- Supports and teaches team members at the site. Teaches students enrolled in a relevant health-profession training program.
- Demonstrates knowledge of the principles of general dental practice, including accepted and evidence-based treatment methodologies, and risk-based care practices.
- Ensures optimal access to care through clinical productivity and a willingness to consider and address patient barriers to care.
- Engages effectively with team members outside of dental and supports overall integration of Peak Vista systems, particularly between medical behavioral health and dental clinical teams.
- Effective use of the electronic dental and health records (EDR, EHR), registries and templates.
Qualifications:Education / Experience:- Graduation from an approved School of Dentistry.
- Possession of a current license to practice dentistry in the State of Colorado.
Knowledge, skills and abilities:- Ability to diagnose and treat dental and oral disease.
- Working knowledge of the principles, standard practices methods, and techniques of dentistry.
- Knowledge of preventative dentistry, risk-based care, and educational/communication methodologies utilized in prevention.
- Skill in oral operative techniques and ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with patients and staff.
- Ability to work in a team-based care environment required.
- Understanding and application of practices and principles of quality improvement (QI) preferred.
- Sensitivity to low income and ethnic minority community a must.
- Bilingual in Spanish preferred
