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Active Dental Assistant/ CDA/ EFDA/ EDDA/ QDA license, as required by stateCurrent certification in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR- BLS) preferredCurrent certification to monitor Nitrous Oxide/Oxygen Analgesia preferred as required by state, or ability to become certified.
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Paid initial and ongoing training, including Relias, Safety Care, CPR/First Aid and QMAP. Must complete training for Medication Administration, CPR/First Aid and maintain ongoing training requirements.
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Will be responsible for making sure the staff and family files are up to date and that education plans are being achieved.
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Education/Certification(s)Active State Dental Hygiene LicensureActive Local Anesthesia/ Laser/ Nitrous Oxide- as allowable by the State Board of DentistryActive CPR-BLS Certification BenefitsInvestment in you and your futureOpportunity to find your career, not just a jobPaid Time Off, 401k, Dental, Vision, Medical BenefitsLife Insurance, Short Term Disability, Long Term Disability, AD&D insuranceOpportunity for career growth no matter your passion Clinical, administrative, training.
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CPR CertifiedAbility to supervise the athletic training interns, as needed, in accordance with professional and legal standardsFlexibility with scheduling and willingness to float to other clinics, schools, etc.
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