Part-Time Traveling Endodontist

About the Role

Schedule: 8 days a month

Locations: Tooele, Layton, West Jordan, Ogden, Providence

Benefits

• Competitive compensation based on experience, expertise, and qualifications
• Dedicated clinical support: work alongside skilled dental assistants trained in endodontic procedures
• Established dental network: collaborate with general dentists across multiple practice locations
• Professional growth: opportunities to expand clinical experience and grow within a developing specialty program
• Collaborative environment: work with general dentists and other dental professionals who value specialty care and teamwork
• Continuing education & development: be part of an organization that prioritizes ongoing learning and clinical excellence
• Operational support: focus on delivering excellent patient care while working with established office teams
• Positive team culture: join an organization that values integrity, collaboration, and patient-centered care

Responsibilities

• Travel between assigned dental office locations to provide specialized endodontic treatment
• Diagnose and treat conditions affecting the dental pulp and surrounding tissues
• Perform root canal therapy, endodontic retreatments, and other endodontic procedures within your clinical expertise
• Evaluate diagnostic imaging and develop individualized treatment plans
• Educate patients on their diagnoses, treatment options, and post-treatment care
• Collaborate with general dentists to coordinate patient referrals and comprehensive treatment plans
• Work alongside trained endodontic dental assistants to ensure efficient, high-quality clinical care
• Maintain accurate patient records and follow established clinical and safety protocols
• Uphold the highest standards of patient safety, ethics, and professional integrity
• Support a positive patient experience through clear communication, compassion, and clinical excellence

Requirements

• Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) or Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) degree from an accredited dental program
• Completion of an accredited postgraduate residency program in endodontics
• Board certification in endodontics
• Active dental license in the state of practice, or eligibility for licensure before starting
• Strong diagnostic and clinical skills in endodontic treatment
• Commitment to providing ethical, high-quality, patient-centered care
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Ability to collaborate effectively with general dentists, specialists, and clinical support teams
• Willingness and ability to travel between assigned dental office locations
• A positive, professional attitude and commitment to continued clinical excellence