Oral Surgeon

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionPractice Opportunity: Premier Specialty & Surgical Practice An extraordinary opportunity awaits an ambitious clinician looking to step into a thriving, high-volume practice in one of Milwaukee's most vibrant, sought-after neighborhoods. Housed in a beautifully converted historic warehouse featuring 3,500 square feet of light-filled, modern architecture, this state-of-the-art facility balances an inspiring physical environment with unmatched operational infrastructure.Whether you are looking for a lucrative, flexible associate role or a turn-key pathway to practice ownership/partnership, this position offers full clinical autonomy, remote mentorship, and a top-tier support team.Key Practice Highlights & Financial PerformanceExceptional Growth & Production: Collecting $1.3M in 2025 on just 3 clinical days per week with a single provider. The practice has demonstrated rapid year-over-year revenue escalation.State-of-the-Art Facility: 3,500 sq. ft. space featuring 2 fully equipped procedural operatories, plumbing/space in place for 3 additional rooms, a separate mechanical room, private financial consultation suites, and advanced anesthesia equipment set up for complex implant surgeries.Cutting-Edge Technology: The practice boasts advanced surgical technology, including pioneering robotic implant dentistry systems, creating an unparalleled competitive edge in the regional market.Prestige & Referrals: Voted "Best in Milwaukee" for three consecutive years, supported by a healthy PPO/Fee-for-Service payer mix, robust organic digital visibility, and a loyal network of referral sources.Turnkey Support Staff: Work alongside a fully cross-trained, high-performing team including 2–3 surgical assistants, a dedicated treatment plan coordinator, 3 administrative care coordinators, and a remote biller—ensuring seamless patient intake and collections.Position Details & Flexible ScopeWe are seeking a board-certified or board-eligible clinician who exhibits clinical excellence, strong communication skills, and personal integrity. This role is ideally structured for an Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon, a General Dentist specializing in advanced surgery/implants, an Endodontist, a Periodontist, or a Prosthodontist with surgical expertise.Arrangement & Schedule: Highly flexible options including Full-Time, Part-Time, Locum Tenens, short-term contract, or a direct track toward Partnership/Buyout. |Daily Guarantee / Compensation: Competitive daily rates ranging from $1,700 to $2,600/day (commensurate with experience/specialty) or a negotiable percentage of production.Mentorship Available: Up to 10 hours per week of remote clinical and operational mentorship from an established owner-surgeon to ensure a seamless transition and sustained practice growth.Core Roles & ResponsibilitiesPerform full-scope clinical consultations, surgical extractions, third molar removals, bone grafting, dental implant placements, and related specialty procedures.Maintain accurate, timely documentation (completing clinical notes within 48 hours to support administrative billing workflows).Cultivate positive relationships with patients, staff, and referring doctors as a compassionate clinical leader in the local community.(Optional) Manage elective hospital privileges for complex surgical cases based on interest and practice scope.Primary QualificationsGraduation from an accredited dental/surgical residency program (Board Certified or Board Eligible).Active Wisconsin Dental License and DEA Registration (or eligibility to obtain).Strong commitment to patient care, team leadership, and ongoing professional development.Comprehensive Benefits & PerksFully Covered Medical InsurancePaid Time Off (PTO): 3 weeks vacation plus dedicated paid time off for Continuing EducationProfessional Subscriptions & Licensure: 100% coverage for State License, DEA License, Malpractice Insurance, and professional association dues (ADA, AAOMS, etc.)Retirement & Additional Coverage: 401(k) / Simple IRA with employer match, Life Insurance, Short-Term Disability, and Long-Term Disability