Physician Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery - Competitive Salary

CPR certified.Position Details:Records patient-dentist transaction as they occur in the medical/dental record (in an organized format utilizing standard nomenclature) so that the record accurately reflects the nature of the contact, the condition of the patient, and the care provided, in addition, completes referrals, data collection instruments and other records or paper works as required.Serves on medical/dental staff meetings as assigned and participates in the quality assurance program of the center.Assists in the provision of continuing education, on-the-job training and orientation of center staff as requested.Assists in the provision of technical assistance and health education to the community as requested.The incumbent of this position is under the general supervision of the Dental Director. The clinical work of the incumbent is expected to be definitive, and is evaluated through the Quality Assurance Program of the Center.The work of the position consists of the broad functions of dental medicine, education, prevention, cure, and rehabilitation. Assignments are categorized by breadth and intensity of effort and generally involve the simultaneous application of multiply distinct skills, knowledge, and abilities in the care of one or more patients.The work of the position involves moderate risks with exposure to contagious diseases (including TB, Hepatitis, and AIDS) adverse weather, occasionally hostile patients, various dental materials (including mercury), dental power equipment, and radiation.The purpose of the contact with individuals or groups is to educate, influence, and motivate the individuals and groups to understand and to accept recommended medical/dental therapies.Requirements: - Doctor of Dental Surgery or Doctor of Dental Medicine degree from an approved school of dentistry - Licensed in the state of Louisiana - This role requires a skilled dentist capable of providing comprehensive dental care, contributing to staff training and education, and engaging with the community to promote oral health.About the Area:Jennings, LA, with a population of around 10,000 residents, is a welcoming community located in the heart of Jefferson Davis Parish.

Known for its historic charm and rich Cajun heritage, Jennings offers residents a variety of recreational opportunities, including fishing, boating, and birdwatching at nearby Lacassine National Wildlife Refuge. The city features a well-preserved downtown area with local shops, family-owned restaurants, and cultural attractions such as the Zigler Art Museum and historic Strand Theatre. Jennings is also home to community events and festivals that celebrate its agricultural roots and vibrant culture.

Conveniently located along I-10, about 40 miles east of Lake Charles and 70 miles west of Lafayette, Jennings offers easy access to urban amenities while maintaining the friendly atmosphere and slower pace of a small town.