Endodontist Opening

Grow Your Endodontic Career in Scenic Oconomowoc, WI

Part-Time Start with Full-Time Growth Potential

Endodontic Specialists of Wisconsin is seeking a motivated Endodontist to join our well-established practice in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin. This is a unique opportunity to step into a part-time role with a clear pathway to a full-time (4-day/week) schedule as you grow your patient base and strengthen referral relationships.

Our current provider is seeing patients 6 days per month, and there is immediate demand for a new Endodontist to begin working 2–3 days per week. With support for community outreach and a daily guarantee, this role is ideal for a clinician looking to make their mark in a growing, high-potential location.

Practice Highlights:

• Currently booking out 6 days/month with patient demand to expand.
• Start part-time (2–3 days/week) and build to full-time (4 days/week).
• Strong referral base with minimal local competition.
• Daily guarantee provided during ramp-up period.
• Modern, stand-alone clinic with CBCT, operating microscopes, and paperless records.
• Experienced, efficient team—this is a well-oiled machine.
• Clinical autonomy with operational support to help you grow.

Opportunity Details:

• Competitive compensation with a guaranteed daily rate to start.
• Flexible schedule that grows with your patient volume.
• Support with marketing and local outreach to build visibility.
• Access to a network of Endodontists across Wisconsin for peer support and mentorship.
• Partnership opportunities available for long-term-minded candidates.

Ideal Candidate:

• Board-certified or board-eligible Endodontist.
• Licensed (or eligible) to practice in Wisconsin.
• Entrepreneurial mindset with a passion for patient care.
• Ready to engage with the local dental community and grow their schedule.
• Looking for a stable, long-term practice home in a thriving area.

Why Live in Oconomowoc?

Located between Milwaukee and Madison, Oconomowoc offers:

• Stunning lakefront living with outdoor activities year-round.
• Top-rated schools and safe, family-oriented neighborhoods.
• A walkable downtown with coffee shops, restaurants, and boutiques.
• A peaceful, upscale lifestyle with easy access to major cities.

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If you're looking for a place to build your career with clinical freedom, growth support, and lifestyle balance—this opportunity in Oconomowoc is one you should explore. Join Endodontic Specialists of Wisconsin and shape your future.

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