Experienced Orthodontic Assistant

Posted 6 days ago

dr bar orthodonticsHouston (TX)

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About the role

Orthodontic Assistant Growth Opportunity Dr. Bar Orthodontics | Katy, TXDr. Bar Orthodontics is preparing to open a brand-new location, and we're looking for an experienced Orthodontic Assistant who wants to grow with a practice from the very beginning. This position starts part-time (1.5 days per week) at our current location until the new location is open in 2 months. During this time, you'll work closely with our doctor and team, learn our systems, and demonstrate that you're a strong cultural and clinical fit. Once our new location opens, our goal is to bring the right person on full-time (3-4 days per week) as a core team member of the new practice. This is an opportunity for someone who values structure, standards, and long-term growthnot a short-term fill-in role. Initial Schedule (Current Location):Full day Thursday. Half day Friday. Future Schedule (New Location):3-4 days per week (full-time).What this role is really about: Becoming a core team member as we open a new office. Following doctor instructions precisely and consistently. Being dependable, coachable, and aligned with how we do things. Who we're looking for: Minimum 2 years of dental or orthodontic assisting experience. Registered Dental Assistant (RDA).Texas X-ray certification. If you value standards, consistency, and long-term growth, this is a rare opportunity to help buildand grow witha new practice. To Apply: Email your resume to Smile@drbarortho.com and include a short note explaining why you're interested in growing with a new practice and why you'd be a strong fit for this role.

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