Because Every Tooth Deserves Care.
Join Our Dental Team | Full-Time Associate Dentist Hiring
Date Posting:
Thursday, January 8, 2026 to Friday, February 20, 2026
Location:

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Join the VERA. Dental Clinic Family
Be part of a fast-growing dental group with 9 branches across the South and more openings coming soon! At VERA. Dental Clinic, we value excellence, teamwork, and continuous professional growth.
Why Join VERA. Dental Clinic?
We don’t just offer a job — we offer a career path where dentists are supported, mentored, and rewarded.
Available Branches
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VERA. Dental Clinic – Sto. Tomas, Batangas
Unit 2A2, 2nd Floor, Phase 2, The Lifestyle Strip, Pan-Philippine Highway, San Antonio, Sto. Tomas, Batangas -
VERA. Dental Clinic – General Trias, Cavite
The MHub, 2nd Floor, Governor’s Drive, General Trias, Cavite -
VERA. Dental Clinic – Calamba, Laguna
Unit 16-18, 3rd Floor, Valor Central Building, Brgy. Parian, Calamba City, Laguna -
Kawit Branch – Opening Soon!
Position
Full-Time Associate Dentist
What We Offer
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Competitive Basic Salary
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High Commission Structure
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Food & Transportation Allowance
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Performance-Based Bonuses
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Housing Assistance up to ₱5,000/month (if needed)
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Preceptorship & Mentorship Program
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Government-Mandated Benefits
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Flexible preferred day off
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13th Month Pay
Upon Regularization
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Salary Rate Increase
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₱3,000 Perfect Attendance Incentive
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5 Days Sick Leave
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4 Days Vacation Leave
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1 Day Birthday Leave
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5 Days Service Incentive Leave (SIL)
Qualifications
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PRC-Licensed Dentist
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Newly board passers are welcome to apply
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Preceptorship experience is an advantage
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Willing to learn, train, and grow with the team
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Patient-centered and professional mindset
How to Apply
Send your updated resume to:
careers@veradentalclinic.com
You may also message us directly to apply.
Join the VERA. Family
Grow your dental career in a supportive, modern, and expanding clinic network.
Your skills matter. Your growth matters. Your future starts here.
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