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supportive training environment but PTO/Benefits could improve - Orthodontic Treatment Coordinator Southern Orthodontic Partners Employee Review

4.0
15 Mar 2026
Recommend
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Pros

*Office provides thorough training and takes time to ensure new team members feel comfortable & confident in their roles *Communication is fairly consistent, with monthly meetings and opportunities to discuss updates and expectations

Cons

*The PTO structure can feel discouraging, as time off must be earned in very small increments by working each day rather than being provided as a set amount. *When the practice elects to close on clinical days, employees are not compensated for that time. Staff are required to either use their PTO or take the day unpaid, even though the closure it outside of their control. *There is a noticeable emphasis on sales and case acceptance that may feel uncomfortable to those who prefer a more patient-focused approach *Benefits could be improved, particularly theheal insurance options, which currently include very high deductible plans. *The practices can be extremely busy, which can leave the clinical assistants feeling overwhelmed at times. *There is a strong expectation to accommodate patients even when they arrive significantly late, which can create additional stress for the team and disrupt the schedule.

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5.0
16 May 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

-Truly people-first company that values team members -Flexible work culture, including the ability to choose your WFH day -Leadership is approachable and genuinely cares about the team -Office stocked with snacks and drinks -Modern tools and updated technology

Cons

As with any growing company, some processes are still evolving but leadership is aware and feedback is always welcomed.

3.0
24 Apr 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Approachable leadership, benefit packages available , and overall job stability.

Cons

Leadership lacks a strong understanding of orthodontics, and it shows in the decisions being made. The company is heavily driven by production metrics and case starts, often at the expense of patient experience. There is a clear pressure to “sell” treatment, which can make interactions feel uncomfortable and not always in the patient’s best interest. Bonus structures are difficult to reach and, even when achieved, are not particularly meaningful. Expectations are high, but support and recognition don’t always match. There is also an excessive amount of meetings that disrupt workflow and take time away from patient care. Communication could be more efficient and respectful of the team’s time. Overall, the environment feels very numbers-focused, with less emphasis on quality of care and team morale than you would expect in a healthcare setting. Morale doesn’t mean that we need a cheerleader, although it is nice to be recognized positively vs being reprimanded about not meeting goals but when I say morale, most employees just want better compensation for the whole team because no one on the team can do what we do alone. It’s always a team effort and we are all just working to pay the bills and support our families.

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