Dental Assistant, Orthodontics ($5,000 Sign On Bonus)
$26.00 per hour
ApplyDental Assistant, Orthodontics ($5,000 Sign On Bonus)
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$26.00 per hour
About the role
- Competitive hourly pay, up to $26.00/hour commensurate with experience + monthly office incentives$5,000 Sign-On Bonus because we value your expertise
- Travel stipend and reimbursements
- Health, vision, and dental insurance comprehensive benefits package
- Paid holidays, PTO + additional gifted hours work-life balance matters
- Ongoing training & career development we invest in your growth
- Annual scrub allowance look professional, feel comfortable 401(k) retirement plan secure your financial future
- Employee Assistance Program support when you need itPaid Maternity Leave because family comes first
- Referral program bring great people and get rewarded
- Dental Assistant specific and org wide social events opportunities to connect and have fun
- Assist Dr. Foster-Sweet during dental and orthodontic procedures
- Prepare treatment rooms, instruments, and materials
- Sterilize and disinfect instruments following infection control protocols
- Take and process dental X-rays accurately and safely
- Provide chairside assistance and ensure patient comfort
- Educate patients on oral hygiene & post-treatment care
- Keep accurate patient records following HIPAA regulations
- Maintain a clean, stocked, and organized treatment area
- 1+ year of orthodontic dental assisting experience required
- Coronal polishing certification preferred
- Familiarity with Dentrix or other dental software preferred
- Strong interpersonal & communication skills team-oriented mindset
- Part Time or Full Time available
- Ability to travel to sister location in Hyde Park up to 3x a month
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