ORTHO Assistant (Traveling)

Posted 8 days ago

childrens happy teeth happy bracesIndustry (CA)

Dental Assistants Offices of Dentists

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About the role

Traveling Orthodontic Assistant Join Our Smiling Team! Position: Full-Time Traveling (OA or RDA)HAPPY BRACES is growing, and we're looking for a skilled and reliable Orthodontic Assistant to join our amazing team! If you love creating beautiful smiles and thrive in a positive, patient-focused environment we'd love to meet you!

Requirements & Qualifications: Current Orthodontic Assistant (OA) or Registered Dental Assistant (RDA) certification Minimum 3 years of hands-on orthodontic experience Proficiency with traditional bracket systems Strong knowledge of orthodontic appliances Experience with clear aligner systems (Invisalign or similar)Familiarity with iTero scanner and other modern orthodontic technologies Excellent customer service, communication, and chairside manner Dependable with strong attendance and reliable transportation for travel between offices Why you'll love working with us: Positive, supportive, and fun team environment Opportunities to grow your career and expand your ortho skills Competitive compensation based on experience Travel reimbursement and benefits (if applicable)The satisfaction of helping patients achieve confident, healthy smiles every day! If you're a dependable orthodontic assistant who's passionate about patient care and enjoys working with the latest technology this is the opportunity for you! Apply today to join the HAPPY BRACES family where every smile starts with YOU

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