Days 1–7
A calm first week
Welcome, systems access, office flow, and the fundamentals they need to feel at home.
Step 1 of 3
Dental practice onboarding, made clear
Build a practical, people-first 30/60/90-day program for every new hire—without starting from a blank page or relying on “shadow Susan for two weeks.”
Built for the real rhythm of a busy dental practice.
Front Desk Coordinator
30-day onboarding plan
Today’s focus
Patient check-in flow
Observe, practice, then verify the steps with your trainer.
Progress
68%
12 of 18 skills verified
Less guessing. Give every trainer the same clear playbook.
More proof. Know what a new hire can actually do independently.
Better days. Help good people feel capable faster.
A training system, not a template pile
Answer a few practical questions about the role, your systems, and the moments that matter. Onboardly helps organize the rest.
Days 1–7
Welcome, systems access, office flow, and the fundamentals they need to feel at home.
Step 1 of 3
Days 8–30
Guided repetition, clear job aids, and real feedback on the work that matters most.
Step 2 of 3
Days 31–90
Competency milestones and manager check-ins that show when they are ready to own it.
Step 3 of 3
What you get
Build one structured home for the checklists, practice, coaching, and sign-offs that turn a new teammate into a confident contributor.
Built for busy practices
A clear plan is only useful if your team can run it on a real Tuesday morning. That’s why every part of Onboardly is designed to be practical, simple, and easy to revisit.
Start buildingNew hires see the path ahead. Trainers know what to teach. Managers can coach with clarity instead of chasing updates.
30/60/90
Progress with a rhythm
Milestones that make the next step obvious.
Verified, not assumed
Document real competency, not just attendance.
Common questions
Nope. Onboardly helps you turn the way your practice actually works into a structured training plan with milestones, practice, and documentation.
Onboardly is designed for dental-practice owners, office managers, and team leads who are tired of reinventing new-hire training every time someone joins.
Start with the role you need now—front desk coordinators, dental assistants, treatment coordinators, hygienists, and more—and shape the program around that role’s daily responsibilities.
Same people. A brighter team.
Turn “we’ll figure it out as we go” into a thoughtful training experience your practice can repeat.
Build your onboarding plan