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front office specialist

patient care coordinator

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Beacon Oral Specialists

I have been with Beacon for nearly two years now and have nothing but positive things to say about the company and people I work with. Not only is Beacon a fun place to work, but we work together as a team. Management and HR make it a priority to ensure that every employee feels appreciated and are heard. I have been in the healthcare industry for over 20 years. When I came to work for Beacon, they were a startup company that had only been in business for about 2 years. While some shy away from startups, I took it as an opportunity to take my skills and experience with the hopes of furthering my career. I am glad I made that decision, as I have learned a lot while working at Beacon. Not only have I grown as an individual with the support and guidance from my direct supervisor and team members. It is also such an amazing feeling to see how successful we have become and continue to grow here at Beacon and that I have been a part of our success. The hardest part of my job I would say is that there just are not enough hours in the day. However, this is not a complaint as in this industry it simply comes with the job. The most enjoyable part of my job without a doubt are the people I work with. Not only do I enjoy coming to work every day, but they always keep me laughing and we have a very strong team and sense of comradery which is hard to find within a company. I would recommend Beacon as an employer.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Pay was decent but other than that I don’t have best parts from this company.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Very unprofessional starting with the highest titles of management. Like to make rules up as they go when they disagree. Not a company that is minority friendly. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Stressful and frustrating due to upper management with sometimes unrealistic expectations. They have favorites and they let it be known. They allow racism to transpire with no regard of disciplinary action. If you are minority you can be spoken to any kind of way by even other races that are not even in management. Allow workers to make others uncomfortable with their verbal abuse without any disciplinary action.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
If management is busy in meetings and occupied it’s less stress. The work is not hard as long as they provide you with all necessary materials/resources to complete your tasks but they lacked in that necessity.

Just apply, all the doctors are wonderful and patient. All assistants are as well, I loved it here and miss it so very much ! 
Working as a dental assistant at this office was a very rewarding experience. The team is incredibly hardworking, supportive, and truly committed to providing excellent patient care. Everyone works well together, and there is a strong sense of teamwork that makes even the busiest days manageable.

The staff and providers are knowledgeable and willing to help one another, which creates a great learning environment—especially for those looking to grow their clinical skills. Communication is clear, and the office runs efficiently because everyone takes pride in their role.

What stood out most to me was the positive atmosphere. The team maintains professionalism while also being friendly and encouraging, which makes a big difference in day-to-day work life.

From the outset, I've been deeply impressed by the company's commitment to excellence and innovation. The collaborative environment and supportive culture have made every day a pleasure to come to work. I appreciate the entire team's efforts in fostering such a positive and productive atmosphere.

One of the aspects I value most about my time here is the growth I've experienced both professionally and personally. The challenging projects and responsibilities have pushed me to expand my skills and knowledge, making me a more capable and confident professional. I am grateful for the trust and support that have enabled me to take on new challenges and develop in my role.

Beacon Oral Specialists is a growing, productive company to work for. Beacon has a great opportunity for advancement to leadership. We all work together to create a positive and productive working environment. Even though we have busy schedules, our teams have learned to bring a positive dental experience for our patients. Management is always available for guidance and willing to step into any position needed to be filled. I have enjoyed every aspect of my career with Beacon. Beacon provides a multitude of learning experiences in various job duties.

I worked for beacon oral specialist and, unfortunately, my experience was very disappointing due to the toxic work environment. There was a consistent lack of communication, support, and professionalism from leadership. The office culture fostered favoritism, high stress, and a fear-based management style that made it difficult to feel valued or respected as an employee.
Team morale was low, and constructive feedback was rarely welcomed—often met with defensiveness or hostility. This created an atmosphere where people were afraid to speak up or ask for help, which ultimately affected both staff well-being and the quality of patient care.

With this particular team, the communication was so terrible, the doctor doesn’t know how to talk to staff, they would get mad if they had to be on call, the front desk would get blamed for everything. Even though the back staff had majority of the problems. They don’t train at all they will throw you to the wolves as fast as they can. The diversity is the main issue. The doctor talks horribly about the other doctors in the same building. They are head strong so they believe they can cross boundaries without being penalized.

I was only there for a week and was still in training. The trainer I had was very unprofessional and spoke poorly about the employees at the office I worked at. I only spent two days with her and no one else in my direct office knew what my specific job duties were. I was let go over text after I had explained to upper management that I felt the trainer was unprofessional. The trainer also wore sweats to work. I am so glad that I was let go. The environment seemed very toxic. The only good thing they offered was the benefits. 

I have been thrilled with my new roll at Beacon Oral Specialists. Leadership has been encouraging, the culture is very team oriented, and in general people are happy here.  I've noticed the company is constantly driving for a thriving environment where people have the opportunity to learn and grow.  The training, communication, and collaboration have been outstanding thus far!

I looked forward to going into the office each day and assisting customers with problems or situations they were having and resolving those issues.  The people in the office no matter what level they were at were encouraging and approachable with any questions I had and took time for me. They care about their employees and want to see them succeed in their role.  

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Surgical assistant 195 salaries reported	$24.96 per hour
Front office specialist 70 salaries reported	$23.25 per hour
Patient care coordinator 28 salaries reported	$22.95 per hour
Instrument technician 12 salaries reported	$19.29 per hour
Dental assistant 4 salaries reported	$23.25 per hour

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