Orthodontic Appliance Tech (Entry Level)

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kozlowski depascale orthodonticsEast Lyme (CT)

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Orthodontic Appliance Tech (Entry Level) East Lyme & New London, CT Summary of Position: The ENTRY-LEVEL Orthodontic Appliance Technician is responsible for the fabrication of appliances such as molds, etc. as needed by the practice for patients and is expected to perform and create appliances at the highest standard of quality.
Key Benefits: In addition to your hourly rate, we offer a competitive benefits package that includes monthly bonus opportunities, Medical/Rx, Dental, and Vision coverage, a retirement plan (401-k) with a percentage match, flexible spending accounts, health savings accounts, an employee assistance program, and several other benefit options. Benefit-eligible new hires can enroll in coverage that is effective on their first day of employment. Further details on the benefits program are available upon request.
Essential Job Function: Performs skilled fabrication work on dental molds, appliances, expanders etc. Completes work to high standard of excellence Operate and maintain lab equipment Follow instruction and guidance as directed from doctors Performs miscellaneous job-related duties as assigned. Performs duties within OSHA, HIPAA, healthcare, and orthodontic regulations Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Action-oriented and taking initiative, being adaptive and flexible in a changing environment Understand and can effectively communicate with other team members Compassion and high level of service for our patients, parents, and staff Integrity, always doing the right thing Ability to handle confidential information and protect patient confidentiality Dependable, reliable to be at work when scheduled Attention to detail Able to stay organized and follow instruction Professional manner and appearance at all times Computer skills: Microsoft office and Web Browser Education and Experience: High School Diploma, GED or equivalent We will train the right applicant!

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