Chairside Dental Assistant - Foreign Trained Dentist
Job Description
New York Family Dentistry is excited to offer a unique opportunity for foreign-trained dentists currently working as Chairside Assistants. Step into a Treatment Coordinator position that allows you to grow professionally, gain valuable U.S. dental experience, and boost your earning potential—all while working toward your American dental accreditation.
Why This Is a Great Fit for You:
Bridge the gap between clinical knowledge and patient communication
Start at \$25/hour plus bonus commission
Strengthen your understanding of U.S. dental systems and insurance
Expand your non-clinical skills while staying active in a clinical environment
Build a strong foundation for your future dental career in the U.S.
Career Growth Path:
Begin as a Chairside Assistant
Advance to Treatment Coordinator
Gain hands-on experience in patient education, treatment planning, and practice operations
What You’ll Do:
Use your dental background to explain treatment options clearly and confidently
Educate patients on clinical benefits and financial aspects of care
Navigate insurance coverage and coordinate third-party financing
Build customized treatment plans that align with patients’ health needs and budgets
Document case presentations, financial agreements, and pre-authorization needs
Step in with chairside assistance as needed
We’re Looking For:
A foreign-trained dentist (DDS, DMD, or equivalent) from an accredited international program
Currently employed as a Chairside Assistant in the U.S.
Actively pursuing or planning to pursue U.S. dental licensure
Strong knowledge of general and specialty dental procedures
Fluent in English with exceptional communication skills
Passionate about patient care and education
What You’ll Gain:
Increased income beyond traditional assistant roles
In-depth exposure to U.S. dental insurance and treatment protocols
Skills in patient relationship-building and case presentation
Mentorship from licensed U.S. dentists
Flexible scheduling to support your continuing education goals
