Associate Dentist; Part time

Position: Associate Dentist (Part time) - Able Family Dental
If you are interested in taking on a  dentist position in a great multi-doctor clinic , with a great team in Lethbridge, Alberta that can ensure you are busy on day 1 and remain as busy as you would like to be, then this is your opportunity!

Able Family Dental  is looking for an  Associate Dentist on a Part-Time basis.

Our community-leading and well-established dental clinic is located in the heart of Lethbridge.

Your role will be responsible for providing exceptional care for  2500 of our active patients   while being supported by a highly skilled support team.

Our modern facility and  fantastic team  are focused on providing exceptional patient-centered care.

Additional support provided to you, as you settle into your associate role with your local team, allows you to access a larger team across Canada that supports the growth of every member, listens to all suggestions, and is always looking for ways to improve the care of our patients and the cultures in which we do it.

To be honest,  our culture  and the  development opportunities  that we offer are  exceptional.

Responsibilities

Be happy  at work and work collaboratively with the dental professional team, front desk, and administrative staff

Show us the  love for your profession  and perform a variety of treatments including diagnostic, preventative, and restorative procedures.

Perform basic services including, but not limited to, fillings, extractions, dental prosthetic appliance creation, denture fitting, and realignment, root canals, crowns, etc.

Connect with your patient  in order to examine and diagnose them through routine check-ups and cleanings.

Formulate suitable treatment plans based on patient needs.

Develop strong patient relationships  by advising and educating on preventive dental care, causes and treatment of dental problems, and oral hygiene.

Ensure patient files are updated accordingly after each interaction into the clinic’s practice management software.

Ensure all medical tools and equipment are properly maintained through disinfection, sterilization, and cleaning as per Infection Prevention and Control (IPAC) principles and replaced if needed.

Qualifications

Great Attitude  and ability to work successfully in a team.

Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) degree from a university recognized by our provincial regulatory body and the successful completion of the National Dental Examining Board of Canada (NDEB) equivalency exam.

Registered and licensed in good standing with our provincial regulatory body and eligible to practice clinical dentistry in our province.

3 to 5 years of experience practicing dentistry is preferred.

Benefits

Competitive compensation

A long-standing dental practice with a collaborative team and opportunities for mentorship

Training programs  adjusted to your growth needs, including courses and certifications.

New safety equipment after every patient

Extended Health Care

Education

DDS Degree (Required)

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