Overview of an eAssist Dental Accounting Success Consultant:

Our Dental Accounting Success Consultants provide accounting and bookkeeping needs for eAssist dental office clients, and do this while working from home.  This important role allows the in-office team to focus on other tasks while we take care of their day-to-day accounting needs.

Dental Accounting Success Consultant Details:

Dental Accounting Success Consultants are part of a team that is responsible for meeting our Brand Promises of:

• Reconcile Deposits within the bank and practice management software
• Categorize Income and Expense Transactions
• Provide reporting with any Questions or Concerns and Financial Health
• Meet with the team and the Doctor regularly to discuss goals and achievements

Ideal Candidate:

eAssist Accounting Success Consultants know the importance of reconciliation and have a passion for solving complex dental accounting problems.

Requirements:

• Have at least 1 year of experience in at least one of the following fields: Accounting, Bookkeeping, Financial, Banking, Office Management
• Have a dedicated work space, reliable computer meeting our IT requirements, printer and high speed internet
• You’re self-directed, know how to set/achieve goals, and work independently
• Have daytime availability to meet with your team and the Doctor during their business hours

Our Success Consultants enjoy the following opportunities:

• Work-from-home flexibility and independence
• Ability to participate in webinars from industry leaders 
• Access to a wealth of knowledgeable coaches and mentors
• Networking with others who understand dental billing and accounting from home
• Opportunity to make more money than before

What’s Next?

We only have room to hire dedicated professionals who are looking to make a difference for dental practices across the United States.  We vet every candidate’s practical accounting skills before hiring. Fair warning: our exams are tough, but this is because our tests are created by dentists who can appreciate the necessity of reconcilable dental accounting.