Pediatric Dentist – Othello, WA | Hospital OR & Special- Care

Seeking a Pediatric Dentist to join a community-focused healthcare team in Othello, Washington, serving rural patients through integrated care.

• Care for infants, children and adolescents, including those with complex medical needs, developmental delays and behavioral challenges.
• Provide preventive and emergency treatment, restorations, crowns, space maintainers, extractions and dental infection management.
• Perform comprehensive dental rehabilitation under general anesthesia in a hospital operating room and maintain appropriate hospital privileges.
• Completion of a CODA-approved pediatric dental residency is required; pediatric board certification is preferred. Washington dental licensure, DEA, CPR/BLS and PALS are required or must be obtained as specified.
• Collaborate across disciplines, educate families and help train staff, residents and students. Travel between clinics may be required.

• Annual base salary range: $148,886.4–$193,564.8.
• Medical, dental and vision coverage options, including in-house dental and eye-care benefits with medical enrollment.
• Fully vested retirement match up to 4%, plus a possible additional 4% employer contribution subject to eligibility and board approval.
• Life and long-term disability insurance, employee assistance, educational reimbursement and student-loan or college-savings contribution programs.
• Paid leave and holidays according to employment terms, wellness benefits and access to an onsite fitness center.

Othello offers a rural Central Washington setting surrounded by working farmland and the distinctive landscapes of the Columbia Basin. Nearby Columbia National Wildlife Refuge provides birdwatching, wildlife photography and opportunities to explore wetlands, lakes and basalt scenery. The area's waterways and public recreation lands make it easy to plan an outdoor weekend.

The community offers a small-city home base with parks and local services, while the wider region adds destinations for boating, fishing and exploring Washington's agricultural and wine-producing communities. Moses Lake and the Tri-Cities expand the options for shopping, dining and regional travel without requiring a large-city daily routine.