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Gentle Dental Waianae Coast is seeking a part-time General Dentist in Waianae, Hawaii. You’ll provide high-quality dental care with clinical autonomy while leveraging the support of the Gentle Dental network.
Join a group-practice that emphasizes patient relationships, professional development, and community health, with continuing education credits and practice support. Hawaii licensure required or obtainable by start of employment.
General Dentist – Waianae, HI | Part-Time
Gentle Dental is hiring a Part‑Time General Dentist in Waianae, Hawaii.
Join an established dental practice where you'll have the clinical autonomy to provide high-quality patient care while benefiting from the support and resources of the Gentle Dental network.
Our approach to group dentistry gives dentists the right balance of clinical autonomy, practice support, and professional development throughout their careers. We support our doctors so they can focus on dentistry, building patient relationships, and delivering excellent care to the communities they serve.
Why Join Gentle Dental?
86-078 Farrington Hwy, Suite 210
Waianae, HI 96792
At Gentle Dental, we value our teammates' smiles as much as our patients' smiles. Our vision is to provide exceptional, lifelong, integrated oral healthcare that improves the health and well‑being of the communities we serve. Our teams are committed to patient care, clinical and operational excellence, personal accountability, strong relationships, and innovative approaches to dentistry. Our group‑practice model is designed to provide dentists and clinicians with the support they need while preserving the autonomy to make appropriate clinical decisions for their patients.
For reference, the average full‑time Dentist earns $150,000–$400,000. This opening is for a part‑time General Dentist, so actual earnings will depend on the applicable compensation structure and schedule.
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