Part-Time Dentist | Outpatient Clinic Setting

CompMobileCare; Spokane (WA); On-site; USD 188,000 - 255,000; Part time

Job summary

Comprehensive Mobile Care (CMC) is seeking a Part-Time Dentist to deliver care in a structured, outpatient clinic setting in Spokane, WA.

This clinic-based position emphasizes senior patient care while offering schedule consistency and strong clinical support within a coordinated team.

Qualifications

• DDS or DMD from an accredited program.
• Active Washington dental license.
• Experience treating senior populations preferred.
• Strong clinical judgment and chairside manner.
• Comfortable practicing in outpatient clinic environments.

Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive dental care including exams, preventive services, extractions, and basic restorative procedures.
• Diagnose and manage oral health conditions commonly seen in aging populations.
• Collaborate with clinic staff as part of an integrated care team.
• Deliver patient-centered care in a structured outpatient setting.

Skills

Clinical judgment

Chairside manner

Senior population care

Education

DDS or DMD from accredited program

Active Washington dental license

Job description

Part-Time Dentist | Outpatient Clinic Setting

Spokane, WA

Part-Time Dentist | Outpatient Clinic Setting | $1,200 Per Day

Location: Spokane, WA

About The Opportunity

Comprehensive Mobile Care (CMC) is seeking a Part-Time Dentist to provide care in a structured, outpatient clinic-based environment in Spokane, WA.This is a clinic-based role where you’ll function as an extension of the clinical team within a coordinated, community-focused setting serving senior populations.

If you’re looking for meaningful, mission-driven work with schedule consistency — without the overhead and administrative burden of running your own practice — this opportunity offers flexibility and strong clinical support.

The Setting

This opportunity operates within a community-based outpatient clinic model.

• Clinic staff are on-site full time
• Organized scheduling and patient flow
• Coordinated, team-based care environment
• Value-based model focused on seniors

We manage equipment, supplies, scheduling, and billing logistics — allowing you to focus entirely on delivering high-quality dental care.

What You’ll Do

• Provide comprehensive dental care including exams, preventive services, extractions, and basic restorative procedures
• Diagnose and manage oral health conditions commonly seen in aging populations
• Collaborate with clinic staff as part of an integrated care team
• Deliver patient-centered care in a structured outpatient setting

What Makes This Different

This is not a high-volume rotating model.

Our dentists are integrated into established clinic environments and represent Comprehensive Mobile Care directly within each partner location.

• Quality over volume
• Consistency and predictability
• Administrative and logistical support
• Long-term clinic partnerships
• Ethical, mission-driven healthcare delivery

Qualifications

• DDS or DMD from an accredited program
• Active Washington dental license
• Experience treating senior populations preferred
• Strong clinical judgment and chairside manner
• Comfortable practicing in outpatient clinic environments

Comprehensive Mobile Care (CMC) is a family-founded healthcare organization with over 25 years of experience increasing access to care for senior and underserved communities across 20+ states.

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