Dentist

Elevated Community Health•Frisco, CO

32d•$170,000 - $179,000•Onsite

About The Position

Under the general supervision of the Dental Director and the QI Dental Coordinator, the Dentist is responsible for administering, maintaining, and expanding a program of primary (and, in selected cases, secondary) and preventive dental care in a community health center setting. The Dentist works closely with the QI Dental Coordinator to provide consistent supervisory guidance to dental staff, especially in clinical matters. The Dentist is responsible for diagnosing and treating oral health conditions, performing preventive and restorative dental procedures, and educating patients on proper oral hygiene. They examine patients' teeth and gums, interpret diagnostic tests, and develop treatment plans to maintain or improve dental health. Additional responsibilities include performing extractions, fillings, crowns, and root canals, as well as supervising and training dental assistants. Strong communication and patient care skills are essential to ensure a high standard of care. This role aligns with the principles of Access, Stewardship, and Quality (ASQ) to deliver comprehensive and patient-centered care. The Dentist will ensure accessible services for all patients, promote responsible resource management, and champion high-quality, evidence-based care that prioritizes patient well-being and long-term oral health.

Requirements

Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) or Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) degree from an accredited program.
Unrestricted DEA license.
Active Colorado dental license.
Current CPR certification.
Experience in a healthcare setting, preferably within a non-profit organization.
Proficiency in digital systems, including Microsoft Office Suite.
Strong attention to detail, organizational skills, and time management abilities.
Ability to collaborate effectively with colleagues across all levels, including core business partners and staff, while ensuring clear patient communication.
Skilled in facilitating meetings and driving action-oriented outcomes.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to assess situations, interpret data, and make evidence-based decisions.

Nice To Haves

Bilingual proficiency in English and Spanish.
2-5 years of clinical experience as a practicing Dentist.

Responsibilities

Perform quality clinical and radiographic evaluations to diagnose and treat oral cavity diseases.
Promote oral health by providing educational information on all phases of preventive and restorative dentistry and oral hygiene.
Provide preventive and restorative dental treatment.
Review and follow all dental clinic protocols, policies, and procedures.
Document and follow treatment plans that include appropriate preventive and restorative therapy.
Manage medical and dental history to comprehensively evaluate the patient’s general health.
Address all treatment contraindications and identify the patient's chief complaint or reason for the visit.
Maintain baseline and other radiographs necessary to diagnose and outline a treatment plan.
Maintain necessary credentialing, licensure, and continuing education requirements.
Develop treatment plans for School-Based Health Center visits.
Help train dental assistants in the Dental Assistant Training Program.
Perform other duties as assigned.

Benefits

Insured group health, dental, and vision plans.
401 (k) retirement plan with employer match.
Employer-paid life, AD&D, and long-term disability plans.
Paid Time Off (PTO), paid holidays, one floating holiday, and sick pay.
Free access to confidential resources through an Employee Assistance Program (EAP).
Additional voluntary benefits include accident insurance, critical illness insurance, short-term disability insurance, and group pet insurance.
Lifestyle Spending Account for full-time employees.
Fringe benefits like a shared ski medallion, discounted Rec Center membership, and more.

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