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Dental Hygienist

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pennsylvaniaPittsburgh (PA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$60,000 - $82,020 per year

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About the role

Dental Hygienist Pittsburgh, PA We re hiring a Dental Hygienist who wants a predictable weekday schedule, strong benefits, and a career that leaves room for life outside of work. You ll step into an outpatient dental role focused on preventive oral healthcare, including cleanings, fluoride treatments, sealants, oral health assessments, and treatment documentation. You ll work alongside dentists and a supportive clinical team while building meaningful relationships with patients. Why this role is compellingFour 10 hour shifts per week, Monday - FridayPredictable weekday hours60-minute lunch with 30 minutes paidEarly dismissal the day before holidaysAnnual raisesStable clinical environment focused on preventive care What makes you a great fitYou hold a clear and active Pennsylvania Dental Hygienist licenseYou re comfortable removing tartar, stains, and plaqueYou can assess oral health and communicate findings to dentistsYou re confident applying sealants and fluoride treatmentsYou value patient care, collaboration, and a predictable schedule Compensation &BenefitsBase salary: $60,000 $82,020 Choice of a $500 bonus or $1,(k) contributionHealth insurance: Employer pays 100%Dental & vision insuranceShort-term & long-term disability$100,000 life insurance benefitPTO: 20 days during your first year10 paid holidays2 weeks of paid parental leaveContinuing education: 40 hoursRetirement: 401(k) with a 4% employer matchPet insuranceDiscounted gym memberships If you want a Dental Hygienist role where a predictable schedule, strong benefits, and long-term stability align, this is worth a conversation. Apply now or send your resume to. Or call if you have any questions.

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