Dental Practice Administrator Jobs in Florida
Oversee and perform administrative duties. Dental practice administrators communicate with clients to schedule/confirm appointments, establish office budgets, and develop/promote employee training. They assess office procedures and patient flow to identify ways to boost profit and improve efficiency.
Practice administrators interact with office staff and dental care providers frequently, and so rely heavily on their ability to build rapport. They must also have strong communication and planning skills in order to develop and implement new administrative systems with other team members.
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- Boynton Beach, FL
- 2 days ago
Dental Receptionist / Front Office
- Saint Augustine, FL
- 1 day ago
Looking for a Dental Receptionist
- Hollywood, FL
- 1 day ago
Dental Front Office Receptionist
- Naples, FL
- 1 day ago
Dental Receptionist/Biller Hollywood FL
- Hollywood, FL
- 11 hours ago
Bilingual Dental Receptionist - $1,000 SIGN ON BONUS
- Apopka, FL
- 11 hours ago
Dental Office Assistant - Business Assistant
- Venice, FL
- 1 day ago
Dental Receptionist - $1,000 Sign-On Bonus
- Pembroke Pines, FL
- 1 day ago
FT Dental Receptionist/ Patient Coordinator
- Boynton Beach, FL
- 2 days ago
- West Palm Beach, FL
- 11 hours ago
- Gainesville, FL
- 1 day ago
Dental Office Assistant - Business Assistant
- Winter Springs, FL
- 1 day ago
Dental Office Assistant - Business Assistant
- Lake Wales, FL
- 1 day ago
- Wellington, FL
- 11 hours ago
- Fort Lauderdale, FL
- 2 days ago
Demographic Data for Florida
Moving to Florida? Find some basic demographic data about Florida below.
Dental Practice Administrator Online Courses and Training Opportunities
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Licensing / Certification
Required or preferred licenses and certifications for Dental Practice Administrator positions.
Highest Education Level
- High School or GED (28.7%)
- Bachelor's Degree (23.3%)
- Vocational Degree or Certification (19.1%)
- Associate's Degree (17.3%)
- Some College (4.0%)
- Master's Degree (4.0%)
- Doctorate Degree (2.5%)
- Some High School (1.1%)
Average Work Experience
- 2-4 years (34.6%)
- 4-6 years (34.6%)
- 1-2 years (23.1%)
- 6-8 years (3.8%)
- Less than 1 year (3.8%)
Qualifications / Skill Sets
The following top skills are often required or desired to land a Dental Practice Administrator position
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- Bilingual
- Billing
- Business Leadership
- Claims
- Collections
- Communication Skills
- Computer Skills
- Credit Card Processing
- CS SoftDent
- Customer Service
- Dental Billing
- Dental Terminology
- Dentrix
- Dexis
- Easy Dental
- File Management
- Filing
- Financial Arrangements
- Friendliness
- Front Office
- General Office Duties
- Healthcare Management
- High School Diploma
- ICD-9 Coding
- Inbound/Outbound Calling
- Insurance Billing
- Insurance Claims
- Insurance Verification
- Leadership
- Management
- Medical Insurance
- Microsoft Office
- Multitasking
- Open Dental
- Oral Surgery
- Organization
- Orthodontics
- Patient Billing
- Patient Care
- Patient Management
- Patient Registration
- Patient Relations
- Patient Scheduling
- Patterson EagleSoft
- Payment Posting
- Policy Administration
- Practice Management
- QSI
- Reception
- Regulations
- Scheduling
- Scheduling Appointments
- Software
- Spanish
- Staff Supervision
- Telephone Skills
- Training and Development
- Treatment Plan Presentation
- Treatment Planning
- Vaccine Administration
- Written Communication
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