Endodontist Associate

Our practice is currently looking for a Full-Time Endodontist to join our rapidly growing office. Norwalk Endo is a very well-established, quality-oriented solo practice limited to Endodontics, located in upscale communities in Norwalk, Connecticut. Technology: Our high-end locations are currently using the best in cutting edge Endodontic technology. Including items such as in-operatory microscopes, digital intraoral & extraoral imaging, as well as cone beam CBCT imaging to help treat the most complex cases. Insurance Plans & Rates: We are the leading group in Norwalk, which means that we are able to secure a high level of reimbursement for the services that our specialists provide. We also handle all credentialing for new associates and work monthly to increase insurance rates and in turn, increase your income.
We value our strong relationships with local practices, providers, and charities in the area. Our extensive referral base and community engagement not only give us a greater opportunity to treat more patients, but it allows us to better serve the people in our community.
Office Culture & Layout: You will have the opportunity to work in the beautiful Norwalk area, which has been established in the community for many years. We offer a central management team to cover all administrative bases, an organized office, and a well-trained team who find joy in celebrating wins together Norwalk Endo provides a clear pathway to partnership, as well as mentorship opportunities. We encourage personal and professional growth through our commitment to continuing education, taking an active role in our community, and always thinking of ways to better support each other & most importantly, our patients. Office Provided Malpractice Insurance
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