Dentist — Community-Focused Comprehensive Care

Indian Health Service; Ogema (MN); On-site; USD 140,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation incentives

Federal service leave credits

Job summary

Indian Health Service is seeking a Dentist to provide comprehensive, patient-centered dental care to American Indian communities. You will manage complex cases, collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, and advance health equity through quality clinical services and education.

The role emphasizes clinical excellence, adherence to federal standards, and participation in program operations while contributing to community well-being and cultural competence.

Qualifications

• Must have either DDS or DMD and be licensed to practice dentistry in the United States.
• Immunization requirements per IHS policy for healthcare workers.
• Background investigation and suitability for federal service.
• U.S. citizenship and selective service as applicable.
• Must obtain and maintain medical staff privileges and licensure.
• E-Verify employment verification as a condition of employment.

Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive dental care including exams, diagnosis, treatment planning and procedures across all dental specialties.
• Independently evaluate and manage complex dental conditions and coordinate with medical providers for medically complex patients.
• Deliver patient education and preventive care; discuss options, risks, and post-treatment care; consider diverse cultural needs.
• Consult with other healthcare providers and dental staff on dental health issues and overall patient health.
• Maintain clinical records, participate in quality improvement, infection control, and program operations.

Skills

Dental exams

Restorative care

Endodontics

Prosthodontics

Periodontics

Oral surgery

Patient education

Care coordination

Job description

Indian Health Service is seeking a Dentist to provide comprehensive, patient-centered dental care to American Indian communities. You will manage complex cases, collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, and advance health equity through quality clinical services and education.

The role emphasizes clinical excellence, adherence to federal standards, and participation in program operations while contributing to community well-being and cultural competence.