General Dentist
Neighborhood Health Association·Toledo, Ohio
Neighborhood Health Association·Toledo, Ohio
The General Dentist is responsible for examining, diagnosing, and treating diseases and injuries of the teeth and gums. This includes performing corrective procedures, providing preventive care, and guiding dental assistants.
Monday – Friday schedule. No late nights, no weekends, and 11 paid holidays.
One-year current experience as a dentist, strongly preferred. Graduate of a dental DDS or DDM school. Must be licensed as a Dentist (DDS or DDM) by the State of Ohio. Current certification in CPR. Typing skills of 35 accurate wpm Working knowledge of dental and medical terminology Pleasant and respectful manner in dealing with patients and staff Ability to work under demanding, stressful conditions Neat appearance, punctual, detail oriented Must be well organized, professional, flexible and have good interpersonal skills Must show initiative and ability to use sound judgment in the absence of specific orders Ability to maintain patient confidentiality Must be able to work independently
Neighborhood Health Association (NHA) is Northwest Ohio’s largest community health center system. Since 1969, we’ve grown to 13+ clinics offering medical, dental, pediatric, women’s, senior, and homeless care—plus a full-service pharmacy and lab. We focus on prevention and helping people take charge of their health Our Mission: Through our exceptional health care services, we empower and educate, aggressively working to eliminate health care inequities, while supporting personal responsibility for one’s own health regardless of the ability to pay. Join Our Team: We are a drug free workplace, and an Equal Opportunity Employer
Candidates must be a graduate of a DDS or DDM school and licensed to practice dentistry in the State of Ohio. Current CPR certification and a preference for one year of experience are required.
Market context
General dentist roles in Ohio are typically in steady demand, especially in practices that need clinicians who can handle routine and restorative care while meeting insurance credentialing requirements. These positions can be competitive because employers often look for a DDS or DMD, strong procedural skills, and the ability to work within established clinical and administrative systems. Review the license requirement carefully and confirm whether the listed state credential matches your current licensure before applying; this platform’s AI-summarized requirements and benefits help you assess fit faster from the original posting.
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