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To provide quality dental care in all phases of general dentistry in accordance with generally accepted dental practices, standards, and levels of care established by Valley Family Health Care.

• Graduate from an accredited DMD or DDS program.
• Currently hold or be eligible to obtain an active Idaho and Oregon State Dental License.
• Hold an active DEA Certificate without restrictions and be eligible to obtain an Idaho Controlled Substance Registration without restriction.
• Must hold and maintain AHA BLS certification.
• Be proficient in all aspects of diagnostic and clinical dentistry.
• Be compassionate toward patients and families and display a genuine understanding and empathy toward the underserved populations of Idaho and Oregon.

• Perform all phases and aspects of direct clinical dentistry. i.e. General dentistry, Periodontics, Endodontics, Preventative dentistry, Pediatric dentistry, Prosthodontics, and Oral Surgery.
• Review dental health history and medical health history.
• Implement the philosophy of VFHC concerning public health dentistry emphasizing the role of prevention in dental health.
• Work willingly with community dental prevention projects to propagate an awareness of preventive dental health to the local community.
• Maintain a level of proficiency that corresponds with new developments found within the Dental Community.
• Provide appropriate supervision of dental personnel as directed by Dental Director.
• Monitor and ensure all assigned personnel adhere to the guidelines set forth in the VFHC Dental Policies and Procedure Manual and the VFHC Employee Handbook.
• Assist the Dental Director in the information and monitoring of the VFHC Quality Assurance Program.
• Responsible for all dental equipment and supplies and provide the necessary guidance to others so that those assets are properly maintained and utilized to gain their maximum effect.
• Responsible for adherence to all State and Federal regulations concerning the safety of fellow employees and patients within the VFHC Dental Service environment.
• Supervise day to day operation of the Facility under the general supervision of the Operations Manager and Dental Director.
• Complete Continuing Dental Education courses required to maintain current licensure in Idaho and Oregon.
• Assist with meeting quality measures by completing tasks related to VFHC initiatives.
• Provide dental services on the MAC (Mobile Access Care) Unit in various locations as needed.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

• Provide a position of leadership to accomplish the Mission of VFHC Dental Team.
• Deliver a broad range of Dental services to the entire population.
• Understand the complexity of the bilingual/bicultural clinic.
• Adhere to all clinic and administrative protocols set forth by the Dental Director and CEO of VFHC.
• Willingly attend and participate in all staff and committee meetings as required or assigned by the Chief Operating Officer or Dental Director.

• Supervise all staff assigned to their clinic. Responsible to provide direct supervision of all Dental Assistants, Dental Receptionist personnel and Hygienists as may be assigned.
• Complete performance appraisals for supervised staff by due dates.
• Complete all time cards, reports and other administrative requirements by due dates.
• Manage performance issues with in a legal and appropriate manner following health center policies and procedures.

• VFHC Dental Policies and Procedure Manual.
• VFHC Employee Handbook.
• Idaho and Oregon State Dental Practice Assets.
• NHSC and USPHS guidelines.

• Must be able to lift 25 lbs.
• Able to endure long periods of standing, sitting, bending or stooping.
• Possess the appropriate manual dexterity to perform successfully the duties described within this Job Description - "Dentist".
• Correctable vision and hearing.
• The ability to communicate information and ideas so others will understand. Must be able to exchange accurate information in these situations.
• The ideal candidate must be able to complete all physical requirements of the job with or without a reasonable accommodation.

The VFHC Dental Service work environment is much like that of a typical dental office where the risk of exposure to strong bright light, a high decibel level, ionizing radiation, and blood borne pathogens can and do exist.

Salary Description Starting at $150,00 annually DOE