Part-Time Dentist — CE Opportunities & Patient Impact

42North Dental; Penns Park (PA); On-site; USD 138,000 - 166,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance with HSA

Dental benefits (including cleanings)

Vision coverage

401K with financial guidance

Continuing education and Harvard Rouns

Unlimited earning potential

Job summary

42 North Dental is seeking a part-time Dentist to provide full clinical patient care, from exams to treatment plans, including in-office specialties such as periodontics and endodontics. The role supports a strong patient flow in an established practice with opportunities for continuing education and growth.

The dentist will diagnose and treat oral health issues, review options with patients, and maintain accurate medical and dental records. A state license and DMD/DDS degree are required.

Qualifications

• DMD or DDS degree from an ADA CODA-accredited program.
• Current state license to practice dentistry.
• Hepatitis B vaccination documentation.
• Proof of malpractice insurance.
• Current BLS/CPR certification.

Responsibilities

• Promote oral health and disease prevention.
• Diagnose oral diseases.
• Educate patients on oral health and treatment options.
• Create and review treatment plans.
• Maintain and update patients' records.
• Interpret X-rays and diagnostic tests.
• Provide restorative and preventive dental care.
• Perform surgical procedures in the oral cavity.
• Maintain high standards of ethics and professionalism.
• Stay informed on new developments through CE.

Education

DMD or DDS degree

Current state license to practice dentistry

Hepatitis B vaccination

Malpractice insurance

BLS or CPR certification

Job description

42 North Dental is seeking a part-time Dentist to provide full clinical patient care, from exams to treatment plans, including in-office specialties such as periodontics and endodontics. The role supports a strong patient flow in an established practice with opportunities for continuing education and growth.

The dentist will diagnose and treat oral health issues, review options with patients, and maintain accurate medical and dental records. A state license and DMD/DDS degree are required.