Dental Office Manager

• Manage the practice’s daily operations, including marketing and communications
• Interview, coach and supervise staff
• Make sure the practice complies with federal, state and local regulations
• Manage patient financial accounts as well as oversee the dental practice finances

• Dental practices
• Dental manufacturers or service providers

Variety: Dental office managing is a challenging and rewarding career, demanding versatility and a willingness to assume responsibility for many different tasks.

Flexibility: Career options include both full-time and part-time positions, giving you the freedom to arrange your schedule around family and lifestyle needs.

Excellent working conditions: Dental offices are interesting, pleasant, people-oriented environments.

Personal satisfaction: Working as a Dental Office Manager involves people contact, and with this comes the personal satisfaction of knowing you've really helped someone with a valuable health service.

Typically, dental office managers have a variety of educational backgrounds. Some dental office managers have bachelor’s or associate degrees or some other type of formal education. But there are a variety of other educational opportunities available outside of a college or university setting.