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Dental Hygienist

United States·Chicagomid

Dental HygienistHealthcare Clinical

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WHY JOIN US At Park Dental Specialist, we believe nothing is more important than the well-being of our patients. Our practice was built around the concept of providing the best care,

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Dental HygienistHealthcare Clinical

What We Offer

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At Park Dental Specialist, we believe nothing is more important than the well-being of our patients. Our practice was built around the concept of providing the best care, technology and atmosphere.

✓Medical Insurance – all staff scheduled to work ≥ 30 hours per weekPrescription Drug Plan

✓Health Savings Account (HSA)

✓Vision Insurance – all staff scheduled to work ≥ 20 hours per week

✓Life, Critical Illness, Hospital Indemnity, and AD&D – all staff scheduled to work ≥ 20 hours per week

✓Pet Insurance – all staff scheduled to work ≥ 20 hours per week

✓401(k) - all staff

✓PTO (paid time off) – all staff

✓Paid Holidays – all staff scheduled to work ≥ 20 hours per week

✓Bereavement – all staff (staff scheduled to work ≥ 36 hours per week is paid)

✓Jury Duty – all staff

Location – 1960 Lincoln Park West, Chicago, IL 60614
Pay – $45.00-60.00 per hour
Schedule – PT or FT hours available

Responsibilities

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→Provide a positive experience throughout the entire patient interaction; from contacting to greeting, seating and completing their in-clinic visit

→Exhibiting excellent customer service to create a positive patient experience and ensuring all treatment is provided with an awareness of individual patient’s needs and concerns
→Removing calculus deposits, accretions, stains, and cement from supra and sub-gingival surfaces of the teeth
→Performing deep periodontal scaling, including root planning when prescribed
→Completing extra-oral and intra-oral cancer exams and feeling lymph nodes on head and neck area to detect swelling or tenderness that could indicate presence of oral cancer
→Examining teeth and attachment to locate periodontally-recessed tissue and signs of periodontal disease prior to exam by dentist
→Charting conditions of decay and disease for treatment as diagnosed by dentist assisting during examination