Dental Hygienist
$55 - $60 Hourly
ApplyDental Hygienist
Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$55 - $60 Hourly
About the role
- You speak the truth, own mistakes, and consistently do what is right for your patients and teammates.
- Show Up with Positivity
- You bring an optimistic attitude, contribute positive energy, and approach each day ready to make a difference.
- Pride in Our WorkYou take ownership, come prepared, pay attention to the details, and are willing to go above and beyond.
- Intentional CareYou create a personal experience for every patient by helping them feel welcomed, heard, understood, and advocated for.
- Always Be Growing
- You are open to new techniques, welcome feedback, participate in team development, and continually look for ways to improve.
- Team PlayerIn This Role, You Will
- Provide thorough, individualized preventive and periodontal care
- Educate patients and help them understand their oral-health needs
- Build trust through compassionate and intentional communication
- Collaborate closely with the doctor and the rest of the team
- Maintain accurate clinical documentation
- Help patients remain consistent with recommended continuing care
- Participate in team meetings, training, and ongoing professional development
- Take ownership of your schedule, patient experience, and clinical responsibilities
- A growing and established patient base
- A collaborative, team-focused environment
- Dedicated time for team meetings and development
- Opportunities to learn and grow
- Competitive compensation
- Paid time off
- Retirement plan
- Continuing-education support
- Monday-Thursday 8:30-5, Friday 8:30-2Qualifications
- Current NY dental hygiene license
- Current CPR certification
- Strong clinical and communication skills
- A dependable, prepared, and team-oriented approach
- A genuine desire to create an exceptional experience for every patient
- Ready to Join Us?
- Please submit your résumé.We look forward to learning more about you!
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