Registered Dental Hygienist
governors park dental groupDenver (CO)
Registered Dental Hygienist
Posted 3 days ago
governors park dental groupDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Full-Time Registered Dental Hygienist – Up to $10,000 Welcome Bonus Governor’s Park Dental Group- Denver, CO 80203
Schedule:
Monday: 8 AM–4 PMTuesday–Thursday: 8 AM–5 PMFour-day workweek with a 1-hour lunch Looking for a hygiene position where you’re trusted to do what you do best? Governor’s Park Dental Group is looking for a full-time RDH to join our busy, established practice in the heart of Denver.
Why You’ll Love It Here:
Up to $10,000 welcome bonus Four-day workweek, Monday–Thursday Single-column hygiene Strong patient flow with 15–20 new patients each week Autonomy over your schedule and patient care Opportunity to educate, co-diagnose, and partner with your doctor Competitive hourly pay plus bonus opportunitiesPTO, holiday pay, health insurance options and 401(k)Continuing education and $250 annual professional allowance Meet Dr. Ryan Dr. Ryan is laid-back, easy to work with, and all about giving his hygienists autonomy. He wants an RDH who enjoys educating patients, identifying treatment needs, and partnering with him to provide exceptional care. He’s also a big concert fan and brings that same relaxed personality to the office. Not Your Typical Dental Office Our practice is located in a beautiful historic home converted into a unique dental office and was once home to the Dominican Republic Consulate. We’re in Denver’s hip Governor’s Park neighborhood, with restaurants, coffee shops, and a beautiful park nearby—perfect for getting outside during your lunch break. If you’re looking for a four-day workweek, single-column hygiene, a busy patient schedule, and a doctor who trusts you to practice with autonomy, we’d love to meet you. Apply today and ask us about the up to $10,000 Welcome Bonus!
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