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Hygiene Assistant - Set-Up/Breakdown/Sterilization/X-Rays/Scheduling/& More. Day-to-Day Built for You - Hygiene Assistant/Technology. Hygiene Assistants will take care of set-up, breakdown, sterilization, x-rays, scheduling, and more.
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Hygiene, dental, PPE, health insurance, signing bonus. Hygiene Assistants and Technology built into Dentrix Ascend will allow you to focus your time on Patient Care and Education.
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As our dental hygienist, you will have the opportunity to perform advanced cleaning procedures, administer fluoride treatments, take X-rays, and educate patients on oral hygiene practices.
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Licensed in the state of Florida to perform dental hygiene Familiar with electronic health records (our office uses Dentrix) Preferred: 5+ years of experience with certification and experience with local anesthesia WHAT YOU DO AS A DENTAL HYGIENIST You're the smile superhero at our dentist office, dedicated to ensuring patients' oral health is in tip-top shape.
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Job Description Position Summary Under the supervision of the Dental Director setting and using established dental hygiene protocols and procedures, the Dental Hygienist provides professional, high-quality dental care and education to a broad range of patients.
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Support participants with developmental goals like budgeting, dental hygiene, exercise, and nutrition. Assisted living means helping with personal hygiene and providing support to individuals who may have behavioral challenges and other complex needs, including autism and related conditions.
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DSP - Caregiver is similar to a STNA role, Home Health Aide, Resident Assistant, or Nursing Home Aide. Skills: Caregiver - Direct Support Professional ( DSP ) - STNA - Resident Assistant - Home Health Aide - Assisted Living – Group Home – Human Services.
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The dental hygienist is responsible for performing licensed hygiene procedures, educating patients, and management of the nonsurgical periodontal program as directed by the dentist. As a key part of our patient care team, our dental hygienists are offered a substantial benefits package that includes health and dental benefits, long- and short-term disability, life insurance, 401(k) with 4% matching, holiday pay and paid time off, CEs offered at no charge, positive work environment, and hygiene culture coaching.
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Desired majors are as follows: Occupational Safety & Health; Environmental Health; Industrial Hygiene; Fire Protection & Safety; Earth and Environmental Sciences; Industrial Security; other related fields of study.
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Georgia: CPR Certification, Expanded Functions Dental Assistant (EFDA) certification, and proof of formal training to expose X-rays. Florida: Expanded Functions Dental Assistant (EFDA) certification and proof of formal training to expose X-rays (including FDOH Permit to expose X-rays.
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Registered Dental Hygienist, Oral Hygienist, Dental Health Specialist, Dental Hygiene Practitioner, Periodontal Hygienist} Join Affinity Dental Management & Elevate Your Hygiene Career at Western Mass Periodontics.
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As a Dental Hygienist, you are responsible for working with patients to identify needs for treatment and areas for future monitoring, educating patients and caregivers on proper dental hygiene, infection prevention, and post-treatment instructions.
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Preparing materials for impressions and taking dental x-rays, as directed by the oral surgeon and/or prosthodontist. + Assisting the oral surgeon and/or prosthodontist in the passing of dental instrumentation and dental implant parts and components.
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ExperienceClinical teaching faculty shall have direct patient care experience with the previous five (5) years in the dental hygiene area to which he or she is assigned, which can be met by either: two (2) years experience providing direct patient care as a registered dental hygienist or dentist; or one (1) academic year of dental or dental hygienist level clinical teaching experience.
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Demonstrate expert level experience in the identification, application and interpretation of federal codes, standards, and regulations in multiple Industrial Hygiene program areas, including ventilation, chemical safety, beryllium, exposure assessment, non-ionizing radiation, asbestos, oxygen deficiency, confined spaces, medical surveillance, hearing conservation, and other IH areas.
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