Registered Dental Hygienist - $2500 Sign On Bonus

Posted 17 days ago

smilistFreehold (NJ)

Dental Hygienists Offices of Dentists

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$57/hr

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About the role

Dental Hygienist Brick, NJ At The Smilist, you get the best of both worlds: the feel of a close-knit private practice with the support, tools, and stability of a growing dental group. We re adding a Hygienist in Brick who leads with patient care, values teamwork, and wants room to grow. Why you ll love it here Clinical autonomy to practice the way you were trained patient-first, not quota-first. Modern tech at your fingertips (digital imaging, intraoral cameras, scanners; CBCT where applicable).Predictable schedules with full-time stability or set part-time blocks. Supportive culture clear communication with doctors, helpful teammates, and leadership that listens.

Compensation & benefits: Base pay range: $55 $57/hr (experience, skills, and schedule considered).Benefits for eligible roles: medical, dental, vision, PTO, paid holidays, and 401(k) w/company match, Pet Insurance, HSA and FSA accounts, and more! Growth pathways into lead hygiene, training/mentorship, and regional support roles. What you ll bring Active (or pending) NJ RDH licenseA patient-centric approach and strong communicationA team mindset and pride in a well-run operatory Ready to feel supported and do your best work? Apply today with a quick résumé or a short note about why this role fits you. We can discuss full-time and part-time options and a start date that works for you. The Smilist is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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