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Dental Intelligence
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About Us:
At Dental Intelligence, we are on a mission to make it more fulfilling to be a dental professional and easier to be a patient with our innovative software solutions. We take pride in creating an onboarding experience that is tailored, strategic, and effective, ensuring every customer has the tools, training, and support they need for long-term success.
We are the leading player in the SaaS analytics and workflow space for dental practices, launched in 2015 to help dentists manage and grow their practices. Our best-in-class tech makes it more fulfilling to be a dental professional and easier to be a patient. Nearly 9,000 dental practices utilize our platform to practice smarter, generating an average top-line production increase of 50% in the first 12 months. Whether a practice wants a comprehensive 2-year growth plan or simply a more effective Morning Huddle, we take the busy work out of growth. Our platform helps practices find patients, schedule them, follow up, collect payments, file their forms, design their treatment plans, and so much more.
We seek an experienced SMB Customer Onboarding Specialist who can help our organization by delivering a tailored onboarding experience ensuring a swift and smooth implementation of our software solutions to our clients. If the profile below sounds like you - let’s talk!
What You'll Do:
As an SMB Customer Onboarding Specialist, you will guide small and mid-sized dental practices through a seamless onboarding experience. Your role is critical in driving early adoption, ensuring configuration success, and empowering practices to integrate our tools into their daily operations. You’ll serve as both a strategic consultant and customer champion—ensuring each account is set up for long-term success.
Location:
This is a fully remote position open to candidates residing in any U.S. state where Dental Intelligence is authorized to employ.
Outcomes You'll Own:
Own the Onboarding Journey
Drive Value and Feature Adoption
Deliver Exceptional Customer Experience
Be a Team Player
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Ready to join us?
Apply today and help us deliver amazing onboarding experiences that empower dental practices to thrive.
Please Note: All offers of employment are contingent upon successful completion of a background check, which may include verification of education, employment history, and other credentials. By applying, you confirm that all information you have provided is accurate and complete to the best of your knowledge, and you understand that misrepresentation may result in disqualification or termination.
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