About InterDentInterDent Service Corporation provides comprehensive dental support and administrative services to over 165 dental practices across eight states, supporting more than 400 dentists. Our affiliated practicesunder brands such as Gentle Dental® and Blue Oak Dental®are dedicated to delivering high-quality, patient-centered care through modern technology, clinical excellence, and compassionate service.
InterDent also operates Capitol Dental Care (CDC), a capitated, value-based care program serving Oregon communities. Since 1994, CDC has partnered with coordinated care organizations to deliver preventive and comprehensive dental services to children and low-income populations under the Oregon Health Plan, with a strong focus on improving both oral and systemic health outcomes.
Position OverviewWe are seeking a dynamic Regional Clinical Director (RCD) to provide clinical leadership and operational support to approximately 30 Gentle Dental offices within the designated region and serve as a Dental Director (DD) for Capitol Dental. This is a high-impact leadership role central to our mission of delivering accessible, high-quality dental care.
Gentle Dental is a trusted network of full-service dental practices known for modern technology, a team-oriented culture, and a strong commitment to patient-centered care.
Capitol Dental Care focuses on accessible, community-driven oral health services, serving Medicaid populations and emphasizing prevention and long-term wellness.
As the RCD/DD, you will champion clinical quality, mentor and develop clinicians, and align practice performance with organizational goalswhile supporting the distinct identities and service models of both brands.
This position is based in Oregon and requires travel to Salem, OR
Key ResponsibilitiesLeadership & Clinical Oversight
Serve as the clinical leader for all providers in the region
Ensure compliance with quality assurance programs, clinical protocols, and best practices
Lead hiring, onboarding, training, mentoring, and performance management of dentists and hygienists
Evaluate clinical performance and ensure high standards of patient care and productivity
Promote efficient, high-quality, and compliant clinical operations
Strategic & Operational Alignment
Collaborate with operational leadership to drive financial growth and practice success
Develop and implement clinical strategies and initiatives across the region
Participate in RCD team meetings and workgroups to influence system-wide improvements
Serve as a clinical spokesperson for the assigned region
Organizational Support
Partner with the Group President on contract review, provider agreements, and vendor partnerships
Communicate regularly with clinical teams regarding financial, operational, and care-related matters
Identify opportunities for clinical improvement and guide individual provider development
Additional responsibilities
Provide clinical leadership and strategic oversight of Capitol Dental Care's dental programs, ensuring alignment with evidence-based practices and regulatory compliance across Medicaid, Medicare, and PACE.
Develop, implement, and monitor clinical guidelines, quality improvement initiatives, and utilization management processes to enhance patient outcomes and optimize resource utilization.
Lead efforts in achieving quality performance targets, including Quality Incentive Measures (QIM), through effective collaboration with internal stakeholders, network providers, and external regulatory bodies.
Oversee the credentialing, peer review, and provider performance processes, ensuring clinical excellence and maintaining high standards of patient care and safety across all network providers.
Collaborate with operations, finance, compliance, and analytics teams to design and implement value-based care initiatives, alternative payment methodologies (APMs), and medical-dental-behavioral health integration programs.
Provide clinical mentorship, guidance, and professional development opportunities for dental leadership teams and clinical staff, fostering a culture of continuous learning, accountability, and professional excellence.
Champion innovative technologies and approaches, including teledentistry, AI-driven diagnostics, and health information exchange (HIE), to improve access to care, reduce disparities, and enhance member satisfaction and engagement.
Other duties as assigned
Qualifications
DDS or DMD degree required
Oregon Health Plan experience required
Minimum of 10 years as a practicing clinician (DSO experience preferred)
Proven experience in clinical leadership, team development, and performance management
Ability to effectively lead, coach, and inspire dental professionals
EducationPreferredDoctor of Medicine in Dentistry or betterDoctor of Dental Surgery or betterEqual Opportunity Employer
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