Part-Time Sleep Treatment Coordinator Frisco, TX | $24

• 26/hour, depending on experience We are looking for an experienced, dependable dental assistant/RDA who is interested in a long-term, part-time position with a predictable schedule in a specialized sleep-focused dental practice. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who enjoys dentistry and patient interaction but does not want a traditional 4-5 day-per-week dental office schedule. Schedule

• Sunday:

  8:30 AM-4:30 PM, with a 1-hour lunch

• Monday:

  8:30 AM-4:30 PM, with a 1-hour lunch

• Tuesday:

  8:30am-12:30pm, primarily focused on patient follow-up, referral relationships, and marketing
• Approximately 18 hours per week Compensation $22
• 26/hour, based on experience and qualifications.

Additional performance incentives may be available as the practice grows. Responsibilities This is a unique hybrid position combining dental assisting, patient care, treatment coordination, and practice growth.

Clinical responsibilities may include:

• Chairside dental assisting
• Taking appropriate dental X-rays
• Digital/3D scanning as trained and permitted
• Patient records and documentation
• Preparing patients for appointments
• Assisting with sleep-related dental procedures
• Appliance-related procedures and attachments as appropriately trained and permitted
• Sterilization and operatory setup
• Helping maintain an organized, efficient office Patient and treatment coordination may include:
• Educating patients about sleep-related dental treatment
• Answering patient questions
• Following up with prospective and existing patients
• Scheduling appointments
• Helping patients move from consultation to treatment
• Communicating professionally with referring offices Tuesday — Practice Growth & Referral Development Tuesday will be dedicated primarily to helping grow the practice.

Responsibilities may include:

• Visiting local medical offices
• Introducing the practice and our sleep services
• Developing relationships with physicians and office managers
• Delivering educational materials
• Following up with referral offices
• Tracking referral sources
• Helping with social media and other marketing activities
• Calling or contacting prospective patients and referral offices
• Identifying opportunities to increase patient referrals You should be comfortable walking into a professional office, introducing yourself, and having a friendly conversation with the staff. The person we're looking for The right person is:
• Experienced in dental assisting
• Dependable and punctual
• Warm, friendly, and excellent with patients
• Comfortable working independently
• Organized and detail-oriented
• Comfortable speaking with dental and medical professionals
• Outgoing enough to participate in referral development and marketing
• Interested in building a long-term relationship with one practice
• Looking specifically for a consistent part-time schedule
• Willing to learn the specialized aspects of dental sleep medicine An RDA and appropriate radiology credentials are preferred/required for duties where applicable.

Why this position is different This isn't a typical dental-assisting job. You will become an important part of a small, specialized practice and will have the opportunity to learn dental sleep medicine, patient treatment coordination, referral development, and practice marketing. We're looking for someone who appreciates having a predictable schedule, meaningful patient interaction, and a role where they can make a real contribution to the growth of the practice. If you're an experienced dental assistant who wants a stable part-time position without committing to a traditional full-time dental schedule, we'd love to hear from you.

Pay:

$24.00

• $26.

00 per hour

Benefits:

Continuing education credits Dental insurance Employee discount Application Question(s): How comfortable are you discussing treatment costs and financing options with patients? Which best describes your experience with influencing or guiding clients to make a purchase decision? How often do you follow up with leads or clients who do not respond initially? What do you do when a patient says they 'need to think about it'?

Work Location:

In person