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Current dental hygienist license in Texas and an Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in dental hygiene (where required) Excellent working knowledge of dentistry, dental hygiene procedures, dental patient screening and medical history documentation.
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Opportunity to be a part of a secure company with 20+ years of industry leading experience that provides a stable career with unlimited growth potential Minimum Qualifications Current dental hygienist license in Pennsylvania and an Associates or Bachelors degree in dental hygiene.
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Selects materials and equipment for dental hygiene visits by evaluating patients' oral health. Prepares patients for dental hygiene treatment by welcoming, seating, and draping patients.
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Adhere to all infection prevention initiatives (i.e., hand hygiene, proper disposal of waste, etc.) Benefits Wellness and fitness programs Medical benefits Dental benefits Vision benefits Holiday Pay Pet insurance Employee assistance programs License and certification reimbursement Life insurance.
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Join our new Hygiene team for the opportunity to have a fulfilling career giving our patients the happy, confident smile they deserve. We are Jefferson Dental & Orthodontics and we believe in taking a personal approach to dentistry.
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Our network of nationally recognized dental assistant/hygiene schools makes it easy for you to find the right program in your area - take the first step towards your new career today. Interested in a career in the Dental Assistant / Oral Hygiene field.
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Associate degree or higher in dental hygiene from an accredited institution. + Active dental hygiene license in the state of practice. The practices receive non-clinical business support services from Aspen Dental Management, Inc., a dental support organization.
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Must have a high school diploma or GED and completed a dental assistant program at a vocational school or community college. As a dental assistant you will perform a variety of clinical and administrative duties in a dentist's office.
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To excel in the Registered Dental Hygienist position at Enable Dental in Grand Junction, CO, candidates must possess a valid Dental Hygiene License. Your day-to-day responsibilities will include conducting dental cleanings, taking X-rays, educating patients on oral hygiene practices, and assisting the dentist as needed.
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What You’ll Do: As a Housekeeping Attendant at Sodexo, you are a hygiene hero and planet protector. Full array of benefits including paid time off, holidays, medical, dental, vision, tuition reimbursement, 401k and more may be available.
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You will educate and counsel patients on dental health, plaque control, oral hygiene, and nutrition. We are happy to share an exciting opportunity for a Registered Dental Hygienist.
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Integration of appropriate patient dental hygiene care with other health care professionals involved in the patient’s health care management. Responsible for personal compliance with all applicable federal, state, local and center rules, regulations, protocols and procedures governing the practice of dental hygiene and the clinical provision of dental hygiene services as well as those relating to, but not limited to, personnel issues, work place safety, public health and confidentiality.
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A dental hygienist has an integral role in helping patients achieve their best oral health. As a dental hygienist, you'll also enjoy complimentary CEs and access to other internal training opportunities to support your growth.
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Assist with personal and dental hygiene. Urinals, bed pans, commodes, and personal hygiene supplies. Stethoscope, blood pressure cuff, scale, tray, carts, Hoyer lift, whirlpool tub, wheelchairs, walkers, canes, charts, linens, towels, standard precautions (PPE), thermometers.
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Dental hygiene programs accredited by the American Dental Association's Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA). Education completed outside of the United States must be considered at least equivalent to that gained in CODA accredited United States programs and would enable the candidate to sit for the National Board Dental Hygiene Examination, which is administered by the Joint Commission on National Dental Examinations.
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