Locums Dentist Part time

LOCUM Dentist in Pine Bluff, Arkansas *Job ID: 139930 Leap Kids Dental in Pine Bluff is seeking a Pediatric Dentist - or a General Dentist passionate about treating children - to join a well-supported pediatric practice on a part-time basis. This role offers full-scope pediatric dentistry, a collaborative team, and access to strong specialty leadership.

Schedule: Part-time (average less than 30 hours per week) ~ Pediatric Dental Clinic / Outpatient ~ Clinic Team: ~2 Front Desk staff ~4 - 5 Dental Assistants Full-scope pediatric dentistry Preventive, restorative, and comprehensive pediatric care Sedation dentistry available (experience a plus) Provide high-quality pediatric dental care Perform exams, treatment planning, and pediatric procedures Collaborate with clinical and administrative staff to ensure smooth clinic flow Pediatric Dentist preferred General Dentists considered if passionate about pediatric care This role offers the chance to build meaningful relationships in a close-knit community while enjoying a flexible schedule and strong clinical support. Never worry about your travel accommodations again! In addition to our in-house travel team, ICON is proud to partner with Christopherson Travel for additional after-hours support.

All ICON providers will have access to comprehensive benefits including healthcare coverages through the Independent Contractors Benefits Association (ICBA). Weekly pay #Category:Healthcare, Keywords:Pediatric Dentist, Location:Pine Bluff, AR-71613

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