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January 15th, 2025

Dental Hygienist

$60-$70/hour

Permanent

Puyallup, WA

#196682

Tue-Wed 9-5

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State mandated PTO for benefits

Job duties include perio maintenance therapy, cleaning room and disinfect, periodontal charting, filing, 60-90 minutes per periodontal maintenance patient. SRP performed by Periodontist. No restorative.

Small periodontics practice that gives personalized care. The total number of employees is 3 with the longest tenured at 17 years!

Software used is Practice works, and paper charts are still used, not paperless or digital.

This position is available due to the current hygienist retiring

 

January 15th, 2025

Dental Hygienist

$65-$70/hour

Permanent

Seattle, WA

#196609

Mon-Wed 8-5, Thurs 8-3

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Benefits include vacation, medical benefits, matching retirement plan (Simple IRA), paid holidays, sick time, and in-house dental.

Traditional hygiene. Recare 1-hour, new patients 90 mins, SRP 90 Mins. Open Dental and XDR. 6 employees with longest tenure at 8 years (when practice is opened).

They are a small but fast-growing general dental office located in West Seattle. This office is a positive, collaborative, conscientious and friendly team. They take great pride in the quality of care that they provide with their patients and are looking for a friendly team player who will thrive working in a fun and busy environment. They value continuing education and the personal and professional growth of their staff. They are beginning to work more with Sleep Disordered Breathing, Biomimetic Oral Appliance Therapy and Biological Dentistry.

January 7th, 2025

Dental Hygienist

$65-$70/hour

Permanent

Seattle, WA

#196421

Mon-Wed 7-5, Thurs 7-12

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Medical, dental, 401k, vacation, holidays, sick leave.

Traditional hygiene. 1 hour for prophys and SRP depends on difficulty of patient. Beautifully appointed modern office. Each hygiene room is a private suite. 7 employees with longest tenure at 5 years. Paperless office utilizing Open Dental.

Current RDH is moving out of state + growth creates enough room for an additional RDH. Lots of patient backload.