dentalcorp·Goulds, Newfoundland and Labrador
The Associate Dentist will join a supportive clinical team to serve approximately 4,400 active patients with immediate stability and consistent demand, working Monday through Friday. Responsibilities include building lasting patient relationships while expanding clinical skills in a collaborative environment.
Southern Shore Dental is a well-established, community-rooted practice just outside St. John’s with steady patient flow and a schedule that stays consistently full. This is a full-time role where you step into immediate production, with a loyal patient base already built, and a team that knows how to support you properly. You’re be stepping into something that’s already built.
We are a collaborative, respectful team with strong hygiene support, dedicated assistants, and systems that keep the day running smoothly. The culture is steady, positive, and genuinely team-first.
We are a true full-scope general practice with room to grow. Digital workflows, modern imaging and scanning, and sedation support give you the ability to expand your clinical scope over time; whether that’s strengthening your foundation or pushing into more advanced procedures.
About goulds, nl
Close to St. John’s but with its own identity, Goulds offers the best of both worlds — access to city amenities with the feel of a close-knit community. It’s a place where patients know you, relationships matter, and your work has a visible impact.
All applicants must be domiciled in Canada. We thank all applicants, but only suitable applicants will be contacted. Applicants with a disability who require reasonable accommodation for any part of the application process and thereafter can contact our Talent Team at 416-558-8338. Reasonable accommodations will be determined on a case-by-case basis and your request will be responded to as soon as possible.
Candidates must be a patient-focused dentist who values high-quality care and enjoys teamwork, with a broad clinical scope and interest in continuing education being assets. Applicants must graduate from an accredited DDS/DMD Program or complete the NDEB Equivalency Process, be registered with provincial licensing requirements, hold valid CPR certification, and be domiciled in Canada.
Market context
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