Job Description
WestShore OMS is seeking a motivated Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon to join their thriving private practice in 2026. This is a full-time position with a clear path to partnership for the right candidate. Dr. John Contino has been a cornerstone of WestShore OMS for 20+ years and has built a loyal and established referral base and now that he is moving towards retirement, he is excited to support a new surgeon in cultivating their own network and carrying on his legacy. Dr. Eric Reed and Dr. Contino are committed to mentoring and will personally introduce you to referring providers. This is a great opportunity for someone eager to grow and engage with the community, especially with the younger referral base that's ripe for development. The practice offers a strong foundation in implants and cosmetics, as well as extractions and bread & butter cases. For those seeking to broaden their surgical scope, there is ample opportunity to expand into orthognathic surgery and heavier cosmetics based on the patient base in the area. Visit WestShore OMS website to learn more, or you can reach out directly to for more information. Benefits and Perks Include: Competitive base salary and collections bonuses No buy-in & no quotas! Mentorship & guidance from your Sr. Partner(s) Operational and administrative support for unparalleled career growth Complete autonomy to practice the way you want Premier network of OMS to preserve, promote, and enhance clinical excellence Equity offering with partnership in US Oral Surgery Management Comprehensive Benefits Plan for surgeon & family Build your case mix to your interest About the Naples community: Naples, Florida, on the Gulf Coast in Collier County, delivers a polished coastal paradise vibe that's hard to beat if you crave sunshine, white-sand beaches, and a refined yet relaxed lifestyle. Here's a compelling breakdown of the weather, geography, and community to help sell you on it. Weather: Subtropical Perfection with Distinct Seasons Naples boasts a true tropical/subtropical climate that feels like perpetual vacation weather for much of the year. You get over 260 sunny days annually, with mild, dry winters that draw "snowbirds" from colder climates. The winter months hit lows in the 50's and the summer months top out around the 90's with a constant breeze blowing in from the Gulf. Overall, the consistent warmth and sunshine make it easy to live outdoors year-round, whether you're boating, shelling, or sipping coffee on a lanai. Geography: Gulf Beaches, Nature Preserves, and Coastal Charm Naples sits on the southwestern edge of Florida, right along the Gulf of Mexico, with about 9-10 miles of pristine shoreline in the city alone (and more in the broader Paradise Coast area). The geography blends soft, powdery white-sand beaches, calm turquoise waters, and access to wilder natural areas. The area feels both luxurious and natural: manicured beachfront neighborhoods transition into preserves and swamps. It's about 35 miles south of Fort Myers, with easy access to boating, fishing (world-class Gulf waters), and golf (Naples bills itself as the "Golf Capital of the World" with hundreds of holes). The flat, coastal terrain means waterfront living is common, with gentle waves ideal for swimming and paddle sports, plus those legendary Gulf sunsets painting the sky orange almost every evening. Community: Affluent, Safe, Active, and Cultured Naples has a population of around 20,000-25,000 in the city proper (metro area closer to 300,000+), with a median age in the mid-60s-it's a magnet for retirees but also appeals to families and active professionals seeking a high-quality lifestyle. The vibe is upscale yet approachable: think resort-living every day, with low crime rates (one of the safest cities in Florida), clean streets, and a strong sense of community pride. It's known for having more millionaires per capita than most U.S. cities, which translates to polished amenities, but the overall feel is welcoming and charitable (lots of philanthropy and events). Lifestyles are heavy on outdoor recreation-beaches, golf courses (dozens of championship ones), boating, tennis/pickleball, and nature trails. Downtown Naples (especially 5th Avenue South and 3rd Street South) offers upscale shopping, fine dining, art galleries, and al fresco spots. There's a thriving arts scene with venues like Artis-Naples (philharmonic, theater, museum), film festivals, and live music. Social scenes are tight-knit with community events, farmers markets, and seasonal festivals. Many gated or master-planned communities provide resort-style pools, clubhouses, and social clubs. It's family-friendly in parts (good schools in Collier County) but skews toward a mature, active crowd-less wild nightlife, more sophisticated evenings. Daily life looks like short commutes, exc