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Dental assistant Fort Lee, part time 4 days per week

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dental office in fort lee njFort Lee (NJ)

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Job Description Job Description Benefits: Flexible scheduleHello! We are looking for a Dental Assistant to join our team here in Fort Lee, NJ. No experience necessary. We will train you from the ground up. What matters most to us is who you are: dependable, eager to learn, mesh well with our team, and in it for the long term. We are a multi-specialty practice, so you will get exposure to a wide range of procedures and truly grow your skills over time. We are a friendly, close-knit dental group practice that's been a trusted part of this community for a long time, and that means something to us. We genuinely care about our patients and we genuinely care about our team. You won't find a rushed and impersonal atmosphere. What you will find is a supportive group of people who show up for each other every day and take pride in the work they do. If that sounds like the kind of place you want to be, we would love to meet you! Daily activities include: Warmly greeting and seating patients Chairside assisting across a range of procedures: cleanings, fillings, crowns, surgeries, and more Turning over chairs and prepping operatories between patients Opening and closing the office Sterilization, autoclave, and instrument prep Ordering, unpacking, and organizing supplies A successful candidate looks like: Reliability above all: showing up on time, every time A genuine team player who supports the people around them Detail-oriented and able to follow systems and instructions accurately A positive attitude and willingness to learn Mandarin and/or Japanese language skills are a plus, but not required If you are looking for a position to grow in and a team that has your back, you will fit right in here. We can't wait to meet you!
Schedule: 4 days per week, about 30 hours/per week.

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