Parkland Health·Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Dentist will deliver personalized care by executing general dentistry procedures, including exams, restorative work, and tooth extractions. A key focus is building long-term patient relationships and fostering a positive connection with the local community.
Contact: Brent Whitson
brent.whitson@phhs.org [brent.whitson@phhs.org]
Work at scale – Join one of the nation’s largest public health systems with modern facilities and broad impact.
Mission‑Driven Community Impact - Deliver care to diverse, underserved populations across Dallas County through community-based health centers, improving real health outcomes.
Strong Compensation & Financial Stability - Guaranteed salary, up to 12% retirement match, eligibility for Federal Loan Repayment, annual quality incentives, and multiple retirement and savings options provide long‑term financial security and predictability.
Comprehensive, Physician‑Focused Benefits - Four weeks of PTO to start, plus 10 holidays, full malpractice and tail coverage, onsite health services, tuition reimbursement, disability and life insurance, child‑care assistance, and robust wellness programs reflect Parkland’s commitment to physician well‑being.
Team-Based Outpatient Environment - Integrated care teams, strong clinical support, and embedded behavioral health resources reduce administrative burden and enable focus on patient care.
The Dentist will provide personalized care by performing general dentistry procedures, such as exams, direct and indirect restorative work, tooth extractions, and any other dental procedures. Build long-term relationships with patients and a positive connection to the surrounding community.
• Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) or Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) is required.
• Minimum of 6 months of experience preferred.
• May have an equivalent combination of education and experience to substitute for both the education and the experience requirements.
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A Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) or Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) is required, along with a license to practice in Texas from the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners and current CPR certification. A minimum of six months of experience is preferred, though an equivalent combination of education and experience may substitute.
Market context
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