Associate Benefits Summary
Compensation
- Compensation Guide (Video)
- Up to $2500 malpractice stipend per year
- Up to $1000 CE stipend per year
- In person sponsored CE courses
- Upgraded CE Zoom account for free (Video)
- 401K plan participation (Video)
- No lab bills, get paid for exams and xrays and true compensation transparency
- New patients and types of new patients: FFS + PPO (no medicaid, hmo)
- Avg over 45+ New Patients per provider per month
- Year 1: 30%; year 2: 31%, year 3: 32%
- Avg Doctor makes $1150 per day and $250k per year
- Top Doctors make over $400k a year
- Start of year 4: Equity buy in or profit sharing program
- Timeline can be faster based on doctor’s leadership and productivity
- Health Insurance
Compensation Guide
(14:19)
CE Zoom
(1:31)
401K Plan Participation
(4:11)
Compensation Guide
FACILITIES AND PRODUCTIVITY
- Facilities and Equipment (Video)
- Digital 3D Scanners at each location
- CBCT at all locations
- Intra-oral cameras, dry shields/isolite, cavitrons, portable x-ray units in each operatory
- 1 digital sensor per provider
- Fast 3 second curing lights
- All operatories set up to do all treatment in the same room
- Each provider gets a minimum of 2 chairs and 2 columns
- 1.5 to 2 assistants per provider
- 2 monitors for each workstation for faster diagnosis and treatment planning
- Extended monitor for patient education and ceiling TVs for patient comfort (at most
locations) - World class materials (composite, cements, bonding agent) for delivering care
- State of the art facilities for teammates and patient attraction (Video)
- AI technology to help diagnose on xrays and for better patient education
Facilities & Productivity
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Modern Facilities
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Pearl AI Technology
(4:00)
CLINICAL AND COMMUNITY GROWTH
- Jarvis analytics (digital dashboard) access to view your own metrics and reports
- Online training portal (video content) available for you and all teammates (Video)
- Blueprint Academy: searchable library of 300+ videos made by Blueprint relating to
operations, clinical growth and leadership development (Video) - Remote access to your schedule and workstation 24/7 (Video)
- Doctor community:
Remote Access
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Online Training Portal
(3:10)
Blueprint Academy
(3:05)
2021 Event
(0:59)
2022 Event
(3:36)
Jarvis Analytics
(4:00)
Job Description: Dentist
We are searching for a knowledgeable dentist who can provide a range of services to our patients. The dentist will meet with patients, assess their dental health, perform scheduled cleanings, handle complex procedures such as root canals, extractions, and oral surgeries, and work with other staff members, such as dental hygienists and assistants, to provide our clients with quality dental services. You should also be able to assist in the management of the practice and in promoting better oral hygiene.
To be a successful dentist, you should be caring, communicative, and experienced in diagnosing and treating dental ailments. You should also be skilled with the various tools and procedures needed to correct dental complaints and ensure the oral health of patients.
Principal Duties & Responsibilities
- Meet with patients to discuss and treat dental concerns.
- Perform regular cleanings and other preventative procedures, and establish a plan for better dental hygiene.
- Perform dental procedures, such as extractions, root canals, and filling cavities.
- Apply helpful agents to teeth, such as sealants or whiteners.
- Prescribe medications for dental problems, such as pain medications or antibiotics.
- Give clients sedatives or anesthesia prior to administering treatments.
- Order diagnostic measures, such as x-rays, models, etc.
- Use tools, such as drills, probes, brushes, or mirrors, to examine and treat teeth and mouth.
- Keep records relating to the oral health of patients and the treatments given to them.
- Manage and communicate with other staff members to provide care to patients.
- Educate patients on proper brushing techniques, flossing, and fluoride use.
- Promote good oral health and preventive dental care (e.g. by scheduling regular check-ups).
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities
- Doctorate of dental surgery or dental medicine.
- State license and malpractice insurance.
- Additional experience, certifications, or licensing may be required.
- Strong computer skills and experience with healthcare databases and applications.
- Willingness to comply with all local, state, and federal laws regarding dental and health care.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills, the ability to keep detailed records.
- Comprehensive knowledge of dental procedures, tools, and diagnostics.
- Good management skills.
The Top 10 Questions Doctors should ask their Future Employer
01
Pay structures are complicated. What is my true pay going to be (minus lab costs, adjustments, collection rate for the office, procedures I do not get paid for like whitening and xrays)?
02
For me to grow, I know I need support. How are you going to support my growth (mentorship, training portals, CE credit dental analytics to track my performance)?
03
I love my work, but I don't want my work to be my life. Do you make me give up my weekends? Do you offer any flexibili-ty, even for weekdays?
04
I know I have to pay my dues but I want an opportunity to partner. What can you tell me about that? Do you offer a true equity ownership stake in your business?
05
Dental technology leads to a better patient experience and quality of care. What are all of the changes you have made to your office and what do you plan to implement in the future (intra-oral cameras, dry shields, 3D scanner, CBCT)?
06
For me to grow, I know I need support. How are you going to support my teammates that ultimately support me? (Dental Assistants, Hygienists, Business Assistants)
07
Do you know what Shift Work Disorder is and what are you doing to help prevent that in your organization? An example is a 7am start one day, and a 7pm end the next day.
08
Anxiety and burnout is prevalent in our profession. How do your systems and processes help fight against this problem?
09
I know dentistry can be a lonely profession. Tell me how the word "community" relates to your organization.
10
I like to be prepared before starting my clinical day. Do I have remote access to my schedule and patient charts to be better organized and ready?