Position Overview:

Are you an individual looking to advance your career, be a part of an expanding oral health program, that includes developing and building a rural, general dentistry residency program? 

A dentist with Valley View Health Centers is a leader and clinical supervisor to the dental team. As part of the team, providing comprehensive and appropriate dental care to patients; maintaining and restoring the oral health of VV patients. The dentist will ensure delivery of dental care is efficient and of high quality: demonstrating a commitment to the overall mission and values of the Pike CAC organization. 

Key Characteristics:

•  Emotional intelligence and relationship management

•  Effective communication and leadership skills

•  Data-informed decision making 

•  Integrity, accountability, and a positive outlook

Responsibilities:

Patient Care (70% Effort)

•  Prescribe and interpret diagnostics, make referrals to specialized care as needed.

•  Educate patients and families on oral health and manage patient interactions professionally and compassionately.

•  Ensure treatment meets high standards of care and compliance with safety and infection control protocols.

Clinical Resident Supervision (15% Effort)

•  Supervise and train dental residents ensuring continuity and quality of patient care.

•  Participate in case presentations, assess resident competencies, and review clinical documentation.

Administrative and Quality Improvement (10% Effort)

•  Lead and support clinical staff, ensuring effective clinic operations and quality standards.

•  Participate in community programs and maintain patient confidentiality.

Service and Other Responsibilities (5% Effort)

•  Engage in various committees and work groups that support the organization’s mission to promote oral health.

Minimum Requirements:

•  DDS or DMD from a CODA accredited program.

•  Current Ohio State Dental Board license eligibility.

•  CPR and AED certification from the American Heart Association.

Preferred Qualifications:

•  Two years of clinical experience or completion of a GPR/AEGD program.

•  Experience with underserved populations.

Working Conditions:

•  Clinic-based environment with occasional travel between locations.

•  Requires ability to manage multiple tasks and maintain effective communication.

This position offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact in a community-focused setting. Candidates must be committed to providing exceptional patient-centered care.