CHP Health
Base pay range
$52.00/hr - $62.00/hr
Job Duties and Responsibilities
Review daily schedule with the administrative assistant for hygiene patients.
Work with administrative assistant to schedule hygiene patients with efficiency.
Review patient health and dental history forms and update as necessary.
Accurately chart each patient’s periodontal health.
Perform thorough and gentle prophylaxis for patients.
Perform scaling, root planing and selective polishing for patients as appropriate.
Polish restorations.
Administer local anesthetics, if allowed by dental practice act.
Place medicaments subgingivally for periodontal disease treatment.
Take radiographs of patients as prescribed by dentist.
Apply cavity-preventive agents, such as fluorides and sealants.
Communicate with patients in an understandable and professional way.
Check on patient comfort during treatment and help allay patient anxiety.
Accurately and appropriately record provided treatment.
Teach proper oral hygiene techniques to patients.
Counsel patients on oral health, including the role of nutrition.
Perform other tasks assigned by the dentist Treatment Room Management and Sterilization.
Check treatment room for cleanliness and make necessary changes.
Check and turn on treatment room equipment. Maintain an accurate count of all equipment daily in a secured environment.
Clean treatment room at the end of the day and turn off equipment.
Maintain a supply inventory for hygiene treatment.
Review, select and submit orders for patient education materials for the practice.
Submit supply orders to supply clerk/AA once a month or as necessary.
Properly discard all disposable items from each visit in a secure fashion.
Assemble soiled instruments and place in sterilization area.
Clean treatment room surfaces with disinfectant solution.
Pre-soak soiled instruments in a disinfectant.
Sort and package instruments by tray for proper sterilization.
Load, activate and vent the sterilization unit according to manufacturer’s directions.
Store instruments and trays in locked appropriate places to maintain safety and security.
Securely store and handle patient records in compliance with office policies and procedures and applicable legal requirements, such as HIPAA regulations.
Accurately record medical and dental histories.
Accurately file patient information.
Arrange patient charts.
Be an active participant in team meetings.
Promote team concept by interacting with others in the office.
Qualifications
Must be licensed to practice in state and meet other applicable state requirements.
Must have completed at least 2 years of post‑secondary education from an accredited dental hygiene program.
Experience providing prophylaxis and taking X‑rays.
Good interpersonal skills to maintain effective rapport with patients, dentists and coworkers.
Effective verbal skills to communicate with patients and staff.
Benefits
401(k)
Paid time off
Work Location In person
Seniority Level Entry level
Employment type Part‑time
Job function Health Care Provider
Industries Hospitals and Health Care
#J-18808-Ljbffr
Job Duties and Responsibilities
Review daily schedule with the administrative assistant for hygiene patients.
Work with administrative assistant to schedule hygiene patients with efficiency.
Review patient health and dental history forms and update as necessary.
Accurately chart each patient’s periodontal health.
Perform thorough and gentle prophylaxis for patients.
Perform scaling, root planing and selective polishing for patients as appropriate.
Polish restorations.
Administer local anesthetics, if allowed by dental practice act.
Place medicaments subgingivally for periodontal disease treatment.
Take radiographs of patients as prescribed by dentist.
Apply cavity-preventive agents, such as fluorides and sealants.
Communicate with patients in an understandable and professional way.
Check on patient comfort during treatment and help allay patient anxiety.
Accurately and appropriately record provided treatment.
Teach proper oral hygiene techniques to patients.
Counsel patients on oral health, including the role of nutrition.
Perform other tasks assigned by the dentist Treatment Room Management and Sterilization.
Check treatment room for cleanliness and make necessary changes.
Check and turn on treatment room equipment. Maintain an accurate count of all equipment daily in a secured environment.
Clean treatment room at the end of the day and turn off equipment.
Maintain a supply inventory for hygiene treatment.
Review, select and submit orders for patient education materials for the practice.
Submit supply orders to supply clerk/AA once a month or as necessary.
Properly discard all disposable items from each visit in a secure fashion.
Assemble soiled instruments and place in sterilization area.
Clean treatment room surfaces with disinfectant solution.
Pre-soak soiled instruments in a disinfectant.
Sort and package instruments by tray for proper sterilization.
Load, activate and vent the sterilization unit according to manufacturer’s directions.
Store instruments and trays in locked appropriate places to maintain safety and security.
Securely store and handle patient records in compliance with office policies and procedures and applicable legal requirements, such as HIPAA regulations.
Accurately record medical and dental histories.
Accurately file patient information.
Arrange patient charts.
Be an active participant in team meetings.
Promote team concept by interacting with others in the office.
Qualifications
Must be licensed to practice in state and meet other applicable state requirements.
Must have completed at least 2 years of post‑secondary education from an accredited dental hygiene program.
Experience providing prophylaxis and taking X‑rays.
Good interpersonal skills to maintain effective rapport with patients, dentists and coworkers.
Effective verbal skills to communicate with patients and staff.
Benefits
401(k)
Paid time off
Work Location In person
Seniority Level Entry level
Employment type Part‑time
Job function Health Care Provider
Industries Hospitals and Health Care
#J-18808-Ljbffr