For Oral Surgeons
Oral surgery on your schedule.
Full or part time, as an independent contractor. You set your days with the dental group. We bring the team, the drugs and the equipment.
What we handle, so you can operate.
| Elsewhere | With USDSN |
|---|---|
| Low-volume days | Clinic days planned across the year, at clinics whose patient flow we checked first |
| Assistants new to oral surgery | A mobile team trained in office-based surgery and anesthesia |
| Offices not set up for surgery | The full surgical and anesthesia armamentarium in place before you arrive |
| Carrying and logging drugs | Delivered and logged under each clinic’s own DEA registration |
| Paper anesthesia charts | A record on the iPad, filed to the practice’s EHR |
| Hospital call and ER | None |
Elsewhere
Low-volume days
With USDSN
Clinic days planned across the year, at clinics whose patient flow we checked first
Elsewhere
Assistants new to oral surgery
With USDSN
A mobile team trained in office-based surgery and anesthesia
Elsewhere
Offices not set up for surgery
With USDSN
The full surgical and anesthesia armamentarium in place before you arrive
Elsewhere
Carrying and logging drugs
With USDSN
Delivered and logged under each clinic’s own DEA registration
Elsewhere
Paper anesthesia charts
With USDSN
A record on the iPad, filed to the practice’s EHR
Elsewhere
Hospital call and ER
With USDSN
None
A surgery day with us
An attractive workload, with the support already in place.
Before
We plan clinic visits across the year with the dental group. The drugs and equipment are delivered to the site.
Morning
Walk in and operate with a trained team.
During
Consent, drugs and vital signs build the record on the iPad as you go.
After
The record is filed to the practice’s EHR as a PDF. The practice handles routine follow-up. You remain responsible for patient callbacks and unexpected post-operative issues.
Your terms
- Independent contractor
- You choose how many days a month
- You set each day’s schedule with the dental group
- You choose your scope
- No hospital call. No ER.
Who we hear from
Armed services surgeons
Moving into office-based practice.
Academic surgeons
Adding clinical days to teaching.
Practice and DSO surgeons
Adding shifts close to home.
Where you would work
Select a state to see the cities we operate in.
Showing 52 clinics
Massachusetts (MA)
- Attleboro (1)
- Boston (1)
- Brockton (1)
- Burlington (1)
- Canton (1)
- Chelmsford (1)
- Framingham (1)
- Hanover (1)
- Lawrence (1)
- Mattapan (1)
- Milford (1)
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- Shrewsbury (1)
- Springfield (1)
- Swampscott (1)
- Waltham (1)
- Watertown (1)
- Worcester (1)
Tennessee (TN)
- Nashville (5)
- Clarksville (2)
- Alcoa (1)
- Cookeville (1)
- Farragut (1)
- Gallatin (1)
- Hendersonville (1)
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Ohio (OH)
- Cincinnati (6)
- Gahanna (1)
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- Powell (1)
- Sharonville (1)
- Springdale (1)
- Upper Arlington (1)
- West Chester (1)
- Westerville (1)
Kentucky (KY)
- Cold Spring (1)
- Florence (1)
- Union (1)
Questions surgeons ask
Straight answers on terms, scope and schedule.
Am I an employee?
No. Every surgeon works with us as a self-employed independent contractor.
How many days would I work?
As many or as few as you choose. You set the number of days per month and the daily schedule, with the dental group.
Can I choose my scope of practice?
Yes. You choose your own scope.
Is there hospital call or ER cover?
Neither. No hospital call, no ER responsibilities.
What do I need to bring?
Yourself. The surgical and anesthesia armamentarium, the medications, the trained mobile team and the anesthesia record are all in place before you arrive.
Share your background
A person on the recruiting team reads every one.
Prefer to talk?
Surgeons interested in working with us can call the office directly.