Full Time Orthodontic Assistant
plymouth orthodonticsPlympton (MA)
About the role
Orthodontic Assistant Plymouth Orthodontics Plymouth, MA | Full-Time, minimum 32 hrs/week (often more)
Schedule:
Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday at our Plymouth office, plus every Wednesday at our satellite location. Travel to the satellite office is a regular, required part of this role details shared during the phone interview. Consistent, predictable weekly schedule.
Required:
Current Dental Assistant experience (minimum requirement)X-ray certification Reliable transportation and flexibility for weekly off-site travel
Preferred: Orthodontic Assistant experience if you have it, great; if not, we'll train you
About the role:
At Plymouth Orthodontics, we're growing our team and looking for a Dental or Orthodontic Assistant who brings warmth, energy, and reliability to every patient interaction. We'll train the ortho-specific skills what we can't teach is a genuinely good attitude, and that's what we're hiring for.
What you'll do:
Help patients feel relaxed and confident chairside Capture scans, x-rays, and photos Educate patients on caring for their new smiles Keep the schedule running smoothly and stay a step ahead Support the team with a positive, proactive attitude Why work here: Modern, spa-like office that patients and staff both love Room to grow, both professionally and personally Competitive pay and benefits, discussed openly during the interview process Apply today we'd love to meet you.
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