Our busy dental practice is growing, and we need a caring and competent certified dental assistant to support our team! The ideal applicant will deliver high-quality dental services and patient care that leaves our clients feeling like family. You must be licensed with 2 years of experience in dental assisting and possess fantastic communication skills. If you have the experience, a commitment to positive patient experiences, and are looking to work with a fun and talented group where you can take pride in making someone smile, we encourage you to apply today! Responsibilities: • Ensure dental office infection control policies and safety regulations are met by disinfecting and sterilizing all equipment and instruments after use • Get treatment rooms ready for for examination and procedures by equipping them with necessary sterilized equipment, dental instruments, anesthetics, dental supplies, and materials • Welcome patient and explain dental care treatment plans so they feel comfortable during their appointment • Evaluate and document vital signs for patients and update medical records • Support dentists and dental hygienists by handing off dental instruments, providing suction, and ensuring chair-side accessibility to the team during procedures or examinations • Proficient in placing amalgam and composite fillings for class I, II, III, and IV, taking dental impressions, and creating temporary crowns Qualifications: • Proficiency with computers, and experience updating patient histories, and with dental software is necessary • 2 years of dental assisting experience as a registered dental assistant or certified dental assistant • Current BLS/CPR certification is required • Strong interpersonal skills, customer service, organization, and excellent communication skills are essential • Associate’s Degree or a certification from a college or technical school training program accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation is required • X-Ray Certification required Compensation: $23 - $28 hourly

• Proficient in placing amalgam and composite fillings for class I, II, III, and IV, taking dental impressions, and creating temporary crowns