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Specialty1 Partners lists this Oral Surgeon Opening Watertown, New York, United States opportunity in city of watertown, New York. Review the employer’s description below for duties, qualifications and application requirements.
Job description
Join a thriving, high-performing Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery practice in Watertown, New York ! OSNNY is seeking a skilled, motivated Oral Surgeon to provide exceptional patient care in a modern, technology-driven environment with a strong referral base and excellent reputation in the community.
We welcome applicants from any U.S. region and Canada ( U.S. licensure, or eligibility, is required ) who are open to relocating to New York .
Why OSNNY Stands Out
Established Practice: Loyal referral network, high patient satisfaction, and steady case volume with a diverse mix of dentoalveolar, implant, and full-scope surgical procedures.
State-of-the-Art Technology: Equipped with modern operatories designed for precision and efficiency.
Collaborative Surgical Team: Supportive, experienced staff and leadership that values clinical autonomy, streamlined systems, and a patient-first philosophy.
Growth & Ownership Path: Structured opportunity for long-term partnership or ownership within a doctor-led organization.
Relocation Support: Comprehensive relocation and licensure assistance available for Oral Surgeons joining us in New York .
What Watertown Has to Offer
Affordable Small-Town Living: Enjoy a low cost of living, spacious homes, and a tight-knit community — perfect for professionals seeking balance and stability.
Gateway to the Outdoors: Minutes from the Thousand Islands , Lake Ontario , and the Adirondack Mountains , offering world-class boating, fishing, hiking, and winter sports.
Strong Patient Base & Regional Demand: Serves as the healthcare hub for Jefferson County and surrounding rural regions, creating consistent patient flow and professional opportunity.
Convenient Regional Access: Located along I-81 — just 70 miles north of Syracuse and near the Canadian border for quick trips to Kingston and Ottawa .
Family-Friendly Community: Excellent schools, safe neighborhoods, and an active local culture with seasonal festivals and community events.
Easy Travel Access: The Watertown International Airport (ART) offers direct flights to major hubs, and Syracuse Hancock International Airport is less than 90 minutes away.
Four-Season Lifestyle: Experience all four seasons — from colorful autumns to snow-filled winters — in a scenic, peaceful setting.
Qualifications
DDS or DMD from an accredited dental school
Completion of an accredited Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery residency program
TN or H1B visa sponsorship may be available
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