Front Desk Administration

About the position We are Rodeo! Rodeo Dental & Orthodontics is one of the fastest growing, multi-specialty dental groups in the country. The company’s team of 100+ award-winning doctors provide a full range of general dentistry, orthodontics, endodontics, oral surgery, and board-certified pediatric dental services Rodeo locations throughout the United States. Responsibilities • Must bring that BIG personality to engage and entertain our patients • Answer incoming phone calls • Place outgoing confirmation calls • Educate our patients and surrounding community through ongoing outreach efforts • Collect the appropriate information from our patients to verify insurance eligibility • Input the required data to create insurance claims • Gather patient health history as required • Schedule appointments with our patients daily • Gather the appropriate data to obtain pre-authorizations for treatment • Support your team • Ensure patient payments are collected at time of service. • Daily housekeeping (will be shared with other staff) • Performs all other duties as assigned Requirements • Bilingual (Spanish) is required • Ability to travel up to 25% of the time • This position may require the employee to use his/her personal vehicle to travel to different work sites during the course of the work day, which means you would need an active, valid Driver’s License. Nice-to-haves • Previous dental experience is preferred • Dental practice management software (Open Dental/Dentrix) experience helpful Benefits • New Grads, start your careers with Rodeo! • Growth and advancement opportunities in our specialty dentistry business lines, such as orthodontics and oral surgery, as well as in leadership roles • PTO • Company-paid Life Insurance • Medical • Dental • Vision • Short-term and Long-term Disability • Health Saving Account • Supplement Life Insurance for you or your dependents • 401(k) • Accident • Critical Illness • Identity Protection • Team Member Assistance Program

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