Dental Assistant at Dental Associates Ltd

Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

12 Aug, 26

Salary

26.0

Posted On

14 May, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Patient Education, X-ray Proficiency, Clinical Note Recording, Instrument Sterilization, Impression Making, Crown Fabrication, Patient Charting, OSHA Compliance, Interpersonal Skills, Customer Service, Team Collaboration, Medical History Review

Industry

Medical Practices

Description

Why Work Here As a team member of Dental Associates, you can expect excellent compensation, use of state-of-the-art technology, experience on-the-job training, continued education offerings, abundant opportunities for career growth, a dedicated support team, wonderful patients and the gorgeous state of Wisconsin. COMPETITIVE WAGE $20.00-26.00 hourly plus annual increases. UNIFORM ALLOWANCE Yearly allowance for shoes and scrubs. MENTOR PROGRAM Mentorship and additional compensation for becoming a mentor. NO FORCED VACATION Take vacation on your time and your terms. You won’t need to take vacation when your doctor does. PAID TIME OFF We offer paid vacation and paid holidays. STABLE AND FULL-TIME HOURS Regular schedules — no surprises. Reliable full-time hours you can depend on. CONTINUING EDUCATION We encourage our team to keep learning and embrace innovation. HIGH-QUALITY RELATIONSHIPS Focus on building trust and forming relationships with your patients — our internal support teams handle the rest. COLLABORATION Work together with dentists, specialists, hygienists and other dental assistants across a growing organization. GROWTH POTENTIAL Explore opportunities beyond dental assisting with greater internal mobility. Benefits Overview: * Medical Insurance with optional Health Savings Account through Associated Bank * Dental: Diagnostic and Preventive covered at 100%, Basic and Restorative (immediate family) * Vision Insurance * Life Insurance * 401k * Company paid short term disability * Paid Time Off * Paid Holidays * FSA * Critical Illness * Hospital Indemnity Job Responsibilities * Assist provider throughout exam including complex treatment, surgery, & all operatory-related care * Explain treatment procedures; seek clarification and understanding from patient * Review and assist patient in updating iPad medical history * Assist provider with patient education * Take patient blood pressure, X-rays and radiographs * Monitor oxygen levels when nitrous or IV is administered * Make impressions and fabricate crowns as instructed * Prepare and record clinical notes, charting and patient record * Prepare operatory for patient exam; sterilize instruments and disinfect operatory * Order dental supplies * Provide coverage for Dental Services Representatives to account for absences or high-volume periods Job Requirements * Previous Dental Assistant experience or completion of an accredited Dental Assistant program preferred * High school diploma or equivalent required * Knowledge of state dental practices requirements, including X-ray proficiency and OSHA training strongly preferred * Effective interpersonal skills to maintain rapport with patients, dentists, and other staff members * Good customer service skills and ability to work as a team in fast-paced environment The Company At Dental Associates, we foster a culture which invites our patients into our "dental home" and provides our employees with a career, not just a job. Founded in 1974, Dental Associates is Wisconsin's largest family and dentist-owned dental group practice with 14 offices throughout the state. Dental Associates is a strong company with the resources to continually invest in our overall growth and talented team members. Be part of a dynamic organization that will make you proud. If you’re ready for an exciting, stable career with a growing company apply today! Get to know Dental Associates - Dentalassociates.com YouTube - Youtube.com/user/DentalAssociatesWI Facebook - Facebook.com/DentalAssociatesWI

Responsibilities

Assist dental providers during exams, complex treatments, and surgeries while managing operatory sterilization and patient records. Provide patient education and support administrative tasks such as ordering supplies and updating medical histories.