Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery - Physician
Job Description
Job Description
Support Veterans. Educate Future Leaders. Cultivate a Balanced Career.
Our organization is in search of an Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon to join our dedicated team, delivering outstanding surgical care to the brave men and women who have served our country.
If you are seeking impactful clinical work, opportunities for teaching and mentorship, along with the stability and benefits that come with a career in the VA, this position is worth your consideration.
WHY JOIN OUR TEAM?
⭐ Meaningful Contributions – Leverage your surgical skills to enhance the health and well-being of Veterans.
Teach & Mentor – Guide and support OMS residents from local medical institutions, with chances to engage in the education of residents and medical students.
Collaborative Environment – Partner with dentists, specialists, and other healthcare professionals to create comprehensive treatment strategies.
⚖️ Work-Life Harmony – Develop a fulfilling surgical career while benefiting from the stability, time off, and advantages associated with VA employment.
Competitive Salary – Compensation is determined by your training, experience, and the local job market.
Scheduled Salary Increases
️ Generous Paid Leave – Enjoy approximately 50–55 days off annually.
️ Federal Malpractice Protection – Clinicians within the VHA are safeguarded under federal tort law.
No Employment Contract, Noncompete Clause, or Restrictive Covenant
License Flexibility – A single full and unrestricted active U.S. dental license may enable you to practice with the VA.
YOUR ROLE MAY INCLUDE
- Complex extractions
- Dental implants and bone grafting
- Surgical and non-surgical TMJ treatment
- Management of facial pain
- Treatment of benign pathologies
- Pre-prosthetic surgical procedures
- Utilization of advanced digital systems and treatment planning
- Education of residents and students
WE ARE SEEKING
Applicants should possess a DDS or DMD, have completed an accredited Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery residency, and be board certified or board eligible by ABOMS, along with holding a full and unrestricted U.S. dental license.