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Open Door Community Health Centers
General Dentist
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What they do
A Dentist diagnoses and treats problems of the teeth, gums, and mouth, and helps patients maintain oral health. May work as a general practitioner, handling a variety of patient needs.
$174,689 / year median in California
+18% projected growth
Job Description
General Dentist 3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars 959 Myrtle Ave, Eureka, CA 95501 $183,276.80 - $210,400.00 a year - Full-time Open Door Community Health Centers 13 reviews $183,276.80 - $210,400.00 a year - Full-time Committed to Our Community in the Heart of the Redwoods. Removing Barriers to Healthcare Access BDC Burre Dental Center Join Our Mission-Driven Team At Open Door Community Health Centers, we provide every patient with compassionate, whole-person care through our Medical, Dental, Behavioral Health, and Pharmacy services across California's North Coast. We are looking for a General Dentist to join our integrated care team at our Burre Dental Center, in Eureka, California. Why Join Open Door? Outpatient practice with excellent work-life balance Flexible scheduling No hospital call Teaching, mentorship, and leadership opportunities State-of-the-art technology, modern equipment, and a highly trained clinical team to deliver comprehensive, patient-centered dental care in a safe and comfortable environment. Practice at Dental Services - Open Door Community Health Centers As a Dentist, you'll practice at the full scope of general dentistry to all ages while developing meaningful, long-term relationships with your patients. You'll provide preventive, diagnostic, restorative, and urgent dental care for individuals with diverse and often complex oral health needs. Working alongside interdisciplinary colleagues, you'll help address the social, behavioral, and medical factors that impact oral health while improving access to quality dental care in a community that truly values your work.