Part-Time Optometrist | Outpatient Clinic Setting

Comprehensive Mobile Care; Charlottesville (VA); On-site; USD 18,280 - 21,895; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Dental assistant support

Clinic staff on-site

Job summary

Comprehensive Mobile Care in Charlottesville, Virginia is seeking a Part-Time Dentist (DDS/DMD) to provide care in a structured outpatient clinic-based setting. You will join an integrated care team serving senior and underserved populations, with dental assistant support and on-site clinic staff.

This role offers a biweekly, 2-visit-per-month schedule, compensation of $900 per visit, and the independence of a 1099 contractor arrangement with no billing or admin tasks.

Qualifications

• DDS or DMD degree from an accredited program.
• Current professional liability insurance or willingness to obtain coverage.
• Experience treating senior populations preferred.
• Strong clinical judgment and patient communication skills.
• Comfortable practicing in an outpatient clinic environment.

Responsibilities

• Perform comprehensive dental examinations and oral health assessments.
• Diagnose and treat common dental conditions within your scope of practice.
• Develop appropriate treatment plans and recommendations.
• Document treatment accurately and efficiently.
• Collaborate with dental assistants and clinic staff as part of an integrated care team.
• Deliver compassionate, patient-centered care in a structured outpatient setting.

Education

DDS or DMD degree

Job description

Part-Time Optometrist | Outpatient Clinic Setting

Location: Charlottesville, Virginia
Schedule: 2 visits per month (biweekly, weekdays)
Compensation: $900 per visit
Position Type: Independent Contractor (1099)

About the Opportunity

Comprehensive Mobile Care (CMC) is seeking a Part-Time Dentist (DDS/DMD) to provide care in a structured, outpatient clinic-based environment in Charlottesville, Virginia.

You’ll function as an extension of the clinical team within a coordinated, community-focused setting serving senior and underserved patient populations.

This opportunity is ideal for a dentist seeking meaningful, mission-driven work with a consistent biweekly schedule—without the overhead or administrative burden of operating a private practice.

The Setting

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

• Dental assistant support provided
• Clinic staff on-site full time
• Organized scheduling and patient flow
• Coordinated, team-based care environment
• Value-based model focused on senior populations

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

What You’ll Do

• Perform comprehensive dental examinations and oral health assessments
• Diagnose and treat common dental conditions within your scope of practice
• Develop appropriate treatment plans and recommendations
• Document treatment accurately and efficiently
• Collaborate with dental assistants and clinic staff as part of an integrated care team
• Deliver compassionate, patient-centered care in a structured outpatient setting

What Makes This Different

This is not a high-volume corporate or production-driven dental 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
• Dental assistant and administrative support
• Long-term clinic partnerships
• Dignified care for senior and underserved patients

Qualifications

• Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) or Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) degree from an accredited program
• Current professional liability insurance or willingness to obtain coverage
• Experience treating senior populations preferred
• Strong clinical judgment and patient communication skills
• Comfortable practicing in an outpatient clinic environment

Schedule

• 2 visits per month on a biweekly basis
• Weekday availability
• Typical hours: approximately 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
• No nights
• No billing or administrative responsibilities

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

Ready to provide meaningful dental care while maintaining flexibility in your schedule? Let’s connect.

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