Dental Hygienist Opportunity, Competitive Salary + Benefits

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connectedhealthSeattle (WA)

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About the role

Full-time dental hygienist position within travel distance of Seattle, WA. Provide preventive dental care and hygiene treatments in both onsite and mobile clinics, collaborating with a team of dental professionals. Focus on patient education and exceptional care.
Key Responsibilities: Deliver preventive dental care in onsite and mobile clinic settings Perform dental cleanings, assessments, and hygiene treatments Capture and document dental X-rays Maintain accurate clinical documentation Educate patients on oral health and preventive care Support patients in developing oral care routines Follow CDC sterilization and infection prevention standards Ensure compliance with OSHA, WISHA, and patient safety protocols Collaborate with dentists and team members Provide compassionate care and exceptional customer service
Qualifications: Graduate of an accredited Dental Hygiene Program Current Washington State Dental Hygienist License Anesthetic Endorsement Current AHA BLS certification Knowledge of CDC sterilization and infection control standards Familiarity with OSHA and WISHA regulations Strong clinical documentation and patient education skills Ability to work effectively in both onsite and mobile dental environments
Benefits: Sign-on bonus eligible Medical, dental, and vision insurance Paid time off Retirement benefits 5% employer contribution to retirement Competitive insurance premiums for individuals and families Opportunities for professional growth and development Supportive and inclusive work environment You hold a Washington dental hygiene license with anesthesia endorsement. You excel at patient education and preventive oral care. You can thrive in both onsite and mobile clinics

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