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Opportunity:

A growing nonprofit, community-based healthcare organization is seeking a General Dentist to join its expanding dental team in Huntington, Indiana . This is a brand-new position supporting the launch of a new dental facility. This is an excellent opportunity to join a mission-driven healthcare organization and help establish a new dental practice while providing high-quality care to an underserved community.

Compensation & Benefits:

Guaranteed Base Salary:

$230,000 annually

Sign-on Bonus:

Starting at approximately $10,000 (negotiable based on candidate circumstances)

Relocation Assistance:

Up to $7,500

Paid Time Off:

160 hours annually 10

Paid Holidays Continuing Education:

$5,000 annual CME/Continuing Education allowance Approved continuing education time does not reduce PTO Reimbursement for: State Licensure DEA Registration CSR Registration Membership dues for up to two professional organizations annually Comprehensive health and retirement benefits package

Visa Sponsorship Available Visa Sponsorship:

Qualified international candidates are encouraged to apply. The employer is able to support: H-1B Visa Sponsorship J-1 Visa Waiver Sponsorship Additional assistance may be available for visa-related filing expenses. Why Join? This position offers a guaranteed salary model rather than a production-based compensation structure, allowing providers to focus on delivering exceptional patient care without production quotas or collection pressures. The organization serves a diverse patient population, including Medicaid, self-pay, and underserved communities, with a strong commitment to improving access to quality dental care.

Responsibilities:

Perform comprehensive oral examinations and evaluations Diagnose and treat oral diseases and dental conditions Develop individualized treatment plans Interpret dental radiographs and diagnostic tests Administer local anesthesia Restore teeth with fillings and other restorative procedures Perform routine tooth extractions Provide non-surgical root canal therapy when appropriate Design and fit crowns, bridges, partial dentures, complete dentures, and other prosthetic appliances Prescribe medications including antibiotics and analgesics when clinically indicated Educate patients regarding preventive dental care and oral hygiene Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation Collaborate with interdisciplinary healthcare professionals Perform other duties as assigned

Qualifications Required:

DDS or DMD from a CODA-accredited dental school Eligible for or able to obtain Indiana dental licensure Strong clinical, communication, and patient care skills

Preferred:

Experience in General Dentistry (new graduates encouraged to apply) GPR or AEGD training preferred but not required Community Health Center or FQHC experience preferred Passion for serving rural and underserved populations

Mentorship Available:

New graduates are encouraged to apply. Comprehensive mentorship and clinical support are provided by experienced dental leadership, making this an excellent opportunity for early-career dentists seeking professional growth.