MedCura Health·Atlanta, Georgia
The dentist is responsible for providing routine dental care, including examinations, restorations, and minor oral surgeries. They must also document patient care, prescribe medications, and educate clients on proper dental hygiene.
Overview The Dentist provides routine dental care and treatment in coordination with patients and designated individuals, working with clinical and administrative staff across departments to deliver dental services in alignment with organizational policies and applicable regulations.
Competitive base compensation with annual performance‑based incentives Retirement plan options with employer match (e.g., 403(b)) Medical, dental, and vision coverage Paid time off including vacation, sick leave, and holidays Life and disability insurance Annual CME allowance and paid CME days Licensing and board‑certification reimbursement Opportunities for research or leadership development Team‑oriented work environment Eligibility for HRSA loan repayment Additional benefits as offered
DDS or DMD from an accredited dental school Unrestricted Georgia dental license Current DEA registration Current CPR/BLS certification for healthcare providers Experience in dental practice settings such as primary care, outpatient clinics, or similar environments; interest in community‑based dentistry may be considered in place of direct experience Strong communication and organizational skills Professional phone interaction skills Ability to maintain accuracy and efficiency in clinical and administrative tasks
Provide clinical dental services including examinations, treatment planning, oral cancer screenings, restorations, sealants, bonded procedures, extractions, limited root‑canal therapy, minor oral surgery, denture construction, and other indicated treatments. Document patient status and care including procedures performed, patient response, provider orders, and coordination with other healthcare personnel. Maintain follow‑up processes to ensure continuity of dental care. Provide instruction on oral health practices and guidance related to treatments performed. Respond to patient and staff inquiries regarding dental conditions and treatment plans. Prescribe medications when clinically appropriate. Participate in designated dental programs as assigned. Follow universal precautions and adhere to infection‑control standards. Perform additional assigned duties related to dental operations and clinical needs.
Candidates must hold a DDS or DDM degree, be board certified, and possess an unrestricted Georgia dentistry license. Current DEA registration and BLS/CPR certifications are also required.
Market context
In Georgia, dental hygienist roles are typically supported by steady patient demand in general and periodontal care, especially in practices that value efficient, structured workflows. These positions can be competitive because employers often look for an active Georgia RDH license, clinical confidence in periodontal therapy, and comfort working toward practice goals. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm your license status and prepare examples of periodontal treatment experience before applying.
