Dental Oral Surgery Office Manager

About Airlie Oral Surgery

Airlie Oral Surgery, part of the Riccobene Associates Family Dentistry family of practices, provides oral and maxillofacial surgery in a warm, patient-centered environment. Our practice is built on honesty, integrity, and a relentless pursuit of excellence — combining advanced technology with a calm, compassionate chairside experience for every patient we serve.

The Office Manager (OM) at Airlie Oral Surgery plays a critical leadership role in ensuring the practice operates smoothly, profitably, and with a strong focus on patient experience, safety, and team engagement. This position partners closely with the oral surgeon, clinical leadership, and support teams to create an efficient, organized, and patient-centered practice environment.

The Office Manager is responsible for overseeing daily administrative operations, front office and business functions, team leadership, scheduling optimization, financial performance, and exceptional patient service. This role requires strong organizational skills, emotional intelligence, attention to detail, and a commitment to integrity, communication, and excellence in care.

• Foster a supportive, respectful, and collaborative workplace where team members feel valued and motivated.
• Ensure quality patient care and safety guide all operational and financial decisions.
• Support an efficient, well-run, and financially healthy oral surgery practice that delivers a calm, confident, and compassionate patient experience.

• Promote and model a culture of honesty, integrity, professionalism, and patient-centered care.
• Build strong working relationships with the surgeon(s), CRNAs, surgical assistants, and administrative team members.
• Ensure team members feel supported, heard, and respected.
• Lead daily morning huddles and office meetings in a positive, organized, and informative manner.
• Address concerns professionally and constructively, maintaining a respectful and solutions-focused workplace.
• Support onboarding, training, coaching, and development of new and existing team members.
• Communicate clearly and consistently with the team regarding expectations, updates, and changes.

• Oversee daily administrative and front office operations to ensure efficient patient flow.
• Ensure schedules are optimized to support surgical procedures, consults, and recovery flow.
• Maintain compliance with HIPAA, patient privacy, and safety protocols.
• Monitor and manage staffing levels to support the surgeon's schedule and patient demand.
• Approve and submit timecards accurately and on time.
• Complete performance check‑ins and evaluations as required.
• Maintain office organization, systems, and workflows.
• Ensure the practice is properly stocked with office and administrative supplies while managing inventory costs.

• Support practice financial goals through effective scheduling, collections, and operational efficiency.
• Review and monitor aging reports, patient balances, and insurance follow-up processes.
• Partner with billing and revenue cycle teams on insurance, payments, and account resolution.
• Ensure financial policies are communicated clearly to patients prior to treatment.
• Review reports related to production, collections, and scheduling efficiency.
• Ensure expenses and invoices are submitted per established finance procedures.

• Ensure a calm, professional, and empathetic patient experience from first contact through post‑op follow‑up.
• Oversee front office excellence including accurate patient registration and documentation, insurance verification support, financial conversations, time‑of‑service collections, and clear communication regarding surgical preparation and payment expectations.
• Support staff in managing patient questions, concerns, and expectations with empathy and confidence.
• Maintain high standards for communication, responsiveness, and professionalism.

• 2 or more years of management experience, preferably in a dental oral surgery or general dental setting.
• 3–5 years of dental…