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Dentist Associate — Flexible FT/PT, No Evenings (BC)
Faculty of Dentistry | University of Toronto
Opportunity TypeFull-time associate wanted
Faculty of Dentistry | University of Toronto
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Dentist Associate — Flexible FT/PT, No Evenings (BC)
Job summary
A local dentistry practice is seeking an Associate Dentist to join their team in Chemainus, BC. This position offers flexible full-time or part-time work without evenings or weekends, focusing on patient-centered care. Enjoy state-of-the-art technology, a loyal patient base with mentorship, and a vibrant community with ample recreational opportunities. Ideal candidates should have previous Canadian dental practice experience and must be licensed to practice in British Columbia.
Benefits
Qualifications
- Previous Canadian dental practice experience is required.
- Must be licensed to practice in British Columbia.
- Strong commitment to patient-centered care.
Responsibilities
- Provide quality dental care to a dedicated patient base.
- Utilize state-of-the-art technology in treatments.
- Engage in a collaborative environment with mentorship.
Skills
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