Jobs at Hero Practice Services

Provides chairside orthodontic assistance, including fitting bands, bonding, placing archwires, delivering appliances, and removing braces. Records patient histories in an EHR, supports compassionate patient care, maintains a clean practice, and performs other duties serving underserved children. Requires state-compliant radiology training, current BLS CPR certification, strong interpersonal skills, and accurate multitasking. Dental office experience is preferred.

Provides chairside orthodontic assistance, including fitting bands, bonding, archwire placement, appliance delivery, and brace removal. Records patient histories in EHR systems, supports patient care, maintains a clean practice, and assists with services for underserved children. Requires state-compliant radiology training, BLS CPR certification, strong interpersonal skills, and efficient multitasking. Dental office experience is preferred.

Provide chairside orthodontic assistance, including fitting bands, bonding, placing archwires, delivering appliances, and removing braces. Record patient histories in an EHR, collaborate with the care team, support patient experiences, and maintain a clean practice environment. The role serves children and families in an underserved community and requires radiology training and BLS/CPR certification.

Lead Orthodontic Assistant responsible for optimizing patient flow, educating patients and families, training and developing orthodontic assistants, supporting scheduling and treatment outreach, participating in interviews and evaluations, and maintaining a clean, patient-ready practice environment.

Provides comprehensive optometric care for children, including eye examinations, diagnosis, treatment, vision care planning, referrals, patient education, and medical record preparation. The optometrist also supports staff development, team retention, and practice goals while maintaining a current knowledge of vision treatment techniques. The role requires a state optometry license, Medicaid and NPI eligibility, strong interest in working with children, and effective multitasking skills.

Provides preventive and restorative eye care for children, including examinations, diagnosis, treatment, procedures, treatment planning, referrals, patient education, and medical record preparation. The optometrist also supports staff development, patient and caregiver service, team retention, and practice goals. The role requires maintaining an active optometry license and obtaining or maintaining Medicaid and NPI provider credentials.

Provide Saturday-only optometric care, including eye examinations, diagnosis, treatment, vision care plans, referrals, patient education, and case-file preparation. The role also involves supporting staff development, maintaining patient and team satisfaction, and staying current with vision treatment techniques. Candidates must hold a current state optometry license and be able to obtain or maintain Medicaid and NPI provider numbers.

Provides comprehensive optometric care for children, including eye examinations, diagnosis, treatment, vision care plans, referrals, patient education, and medical record preparation. The optometrist also supports staff development, patient and caregiver service, practice goals, and team retention. A valid state optometry license, Medicaid provider and NPI eligibility, attention to detail, and the ability to manage diverse workloads are required.

Provides Saturday-only optometry care, including eye examinations, diagnosis and treatment, vision treatment planning, referrals, patient education, medical history documentation, and staff guidance. The optometrist also supports practice goals, team development, and patient service while maintaining current knowledge of vision treatment techniques.

Provide Saturday-only optometric care, including eye examinations, diagnosis and treatment of vision conditions, treatment planning, referrals, patient education, medical record preparation, and staff guidance. The role serves patients, including children, and requires maintaining high-quality clinical service, supporting practice operations, and staying current with vision treatment techniques.

Provides Saturday-only optometry care, including comprehensive eye examinations, diagnosis and treatment, vision care planning, referrals, patient education, medical documentation, and staff guidance. Builds strong patient and team relationships while supporting practice goals and maintaining current knowledge of vision treatment techniques.

Provides Saturday-only optometry care, including eye examinations, diagnosis, treatment, vision care plans, referrals, patient education, and case-file preparation. The optometrist also supports staff development, responds to patient needs, and stays current on treatment techniques. Applicants must hold an active state optometry license, have an interest in working with children, maintain or obtain Medicaid and NPI credentials, and manage diverse workloads accurately.

Provides preventive and restorative eye care on Saturdays, including patient examinations, diagnosis, treatment, vision treatment planning, referrals, medical history documentation, and patient education. The optometrist also supports staff development, practice goals, teammate satisfaction, and retention while maintaining current knowledge of vision treatment techniques.

Provide preventive and restorative eye care for pediatric patients, including examinations, diagnoses, treatment, procedures, treatment planning, referrals, medical-history documentation, and patient education. The optometrist also supports staff development, team satisfaction, and practice goals while working Saturdays only.

Provides Saturday-only optometric care, including eye examinations, diagnosis and treatment of vision conditions, treatment planning, referrals, patient education, medical documentation, and staff guidance. The optometrist also supports practice goals, develops staff capabilities, and maintains current knowledge of vision treatment techniques.

Provides preventive and restorative eye care for pediatric patients, including examinations, diagnosis, treatment, procedures, referrals, treatment planning, medical documentation, and patient education. The optometrist also supports staff development, practice goals, and team retention. This is a part-time position limited to Saturdays.

Provides Saturday-only optometric care for pediatric patients, including eye examinations, diagnosis and treatment, vision care planning, referrals, medical history documentation, patient education, and staff instruction. The role also involves supporting practice goals, staff development, patient service, and maintaining current knowledge of vision treatment techniques.

Provides optometric care on Saturdays, including comprehensive eye examinations, diagnosis and treatment of vision conditions, treatment planning, referrals, patient education, and medical record preparation. The optometrist also supports staff development, patient service, and practice goals while maintaining current knowledge of vision treatment techniques.

Provide part-time optometric care, including eye examinations, diagnosis, treatment, preventive and restorative vision services, treatment planning, referrals, patient education, and medical documentation. The optometrist will also support staff development, patient and team needs, and practice goals while working one to two days per week and/or Saturdays.

Provides preventive and restorative eye care, examines and diagnoses patients, develops treatment plans, performs necessary procedures, refers patients to specialists, maintains medical records, and educates patients and staff. The role is part-time, requiring one to two days per week and/or Saturdays, with a focus on pediatric patients and compliance with optometry licensing and provider-number requirements.