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Guardian Dentistry Partners

Dental partnership network delivering practice support

Dental Office Manager

Clinical Support & Patient AdministrationUpdated on Nov 11
Full-timeNew City, NY, USA$70k - $80k /yrIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 2–4 years of dental management experience.
  • Ability to use Microsoft programs, including Excel, PowerPoint, and Word.
  • Ability to troubleshoot technical issues within the practice and communicate with IT as needed.
  • Ability to mediate and resolve workplace conflicts professionally and objectively.

Responsibilities

  • Lead the non-clinical operations of the dental practice while preserving licensed providers’ independent clinical judgment and decision-making.
  • Implement operational, managerial, administrative, reporting, and control procedures at the assigned practice, and communicate effectively to foster team growth.
  • Oversee daily practice operations, supervise activities, and ensure effective coverage for all positions.
  • Manage opening and closing duties, including reconciling daily financials.
  • Manage supply inventory and serve as the primary point of contact for the practice.
  • Oversee internal billing invoices, maintain CPR certifications, and ensure office safety and compliance policies and procedures are followed.
  • Use Workday, myLearning, metric software, and profit-and-loss reports to operate the office.
  • Plan, organize, and facilitate daily morning huddles and other team meetings as appropriate.
  • Develop and maintain positive working relationships with doctors and regional managers to support communication across the company.
  • Meet or exceed monthly and quarterly performance metrics, and keep end-of-day, weekly, monthly, and quarterly tracking and reporting accurate and accessible to doctors and upper management.
  • Monitor, analyze, and report weekly and monthly key performance indicators; maintain alignment with quarterly IMPACT goals and report goals and metrics to the Regional Manager and doctors as requested.
  • Manage team members in the human resources information system, oversee performance management, and resolve issues and conflicts.
  • Provide team members ongoing guidance, coaching, and support; cross-train team members for professional development and office efficiency.
  • Manage recruiting, hiring, and onboarding of team members.
  • Manage team schedules, payroll, and time and attendance, and keep the appointment scheduler updated with office hours and doctor availability.
  • Communicate with patients courteously, empathetically, and professionally.
  • Oversee telephone-answering processes to ensure timely responses, manage patient flow, and assist wherever needed.
  • Support patients in accepting treatment and maintain accuracy and attention to detail to minimize patient complaints.

About the Company

Guardian Dentistry Partners

Dental partnership network delivering practice support

Guardian Dentistry Partners runs a national Dental Partnership Network that provides support services and growth opportunities to its network of dentist partners. It helps dental entrepreneurs own and grow their practices by delivering centralized operations, mentorship, marketing, human resources, and administrative services so partners can focus on patient care. What sets Guardian apart is its values-driven approach—emphasizing integrity, mentorship, teamwork, action, caring, and transparency—and its family-office backing, which supports collaboration and long-term practice building across multiple states. The company's goal is to help partners create timeless practices that positively impact patients and communities for generations.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Miami Lakes, FL
Founded
2018

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