Dental Assistant
western new york dental groupEast Aurora (NY)
About the role
Dental Assistant As a Dental Assistant with our practice, you will be responsible for assisting our providers in delivering quality care to patients. The ideal candidate will be comfortable working in a team environment, have a "can do" personality, and be able to complete their assigned work in a timely fashion. In addition, a Dental Assistant must display open communication to co-workers and a commitment to patient satisfaction. We believe in supporting our team members with: Continuing Education & Group Learning EventsPaid Training Team events and celebrations 401(k) Health Benefits, Dental, Vision, and paid Life Insurance- For Full Time Optional Health Savings Plan, Short Term Disability, Accident Insurance, and more- For Full Time Employee Referral Bonuses Leadership and Professional Development Programs Community Service Events & Activities
Qualifications
Required Skills & Experience:
One year certified dental assistant program; orSix months on-the-job experience; orHigh school diploma and demonstrated ability to assume dental assistant responsibilities.
Current dental assistant license is required in certain states.
Demonstrate a working knowledge of dental records and documentation.
Ability to perform basic computer functions.
Comply with protocols and standards.
Exercise knowledge of dental instruments and terminology.
Support shared vision and values.
Responsibilities
Essential Responsibilities:
Understand and demonstrate proper sterilization, biohazard and infection control procedures in compliance with protocol.
Demonstrate complete knowledge of dental terminology, instruments, maintenance, and proper tray setups.
Perform all chairside procedures efficiently.
Efficiently direct patient flow through teamwork and communication.
Perform all necessary lab procedures.
Uphold a positive rapport with staff members and patients at all times.
Demonstrate safe and cost effective practices when utilizing supplies and equipment.
Assist office in achieving defined goals.
Other duties as assigned.
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