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January 15th, 2025

Dental Hygienist

$65+/hour

Permanent

Seattle, WA

#196604

Mon- Fri 7-430

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Benefits include edical insurance, 4 paid holidays, in-house dental, 401k, PTO/vacation, 1 week office closures every 4 months, free parking and CE.

Job duties include intake new patients to the practice, complete wellness scan using iTero. Reviewing patient’s health history. Teaching patients about proper teeth cleaning techniques. Performing preventive dental care, including basic prophylaxis, periodontal maintenance and deep cleanings; and applying fluoride treatments. Taking x-rays and reviewing them for signs of dental disease and concerns. Recommending care to improve patient’s oral health. Clear, concise communication to both the patient and doctor regarding care recommendations and things the doctor should be aware of. Recare 1 hour. SRP 1.5 per 2 quads. There are 14 employees and the longest tenured is 3 years (the office has been open for 4 years). The software used is Open Dental and GenDex.

Position available due to current hygienist leaving.

January 15th, 2025

Dental Hygienist

Wage negotiable.

Permanent

Seattle, WA

#196463

Mon-Thurs 7-3, Fri 7-2, 2 or 4 days/week

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Benefits include medical, 401k, and bonus.

Traditional hygiene. 1-hour prophys. Looking for a new hire that is passionate about their job and loves patient care. This is a fun and happy atmosphere!

Mac Practice, digital sensors, nomad.

1 DDS, 2 RDH, 2 DA, 2 FO team. Longest tenured employee 14 years.

Current RDH is retiring.

 

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.