Certified Dental Assistant in Burnaby (British Columbia)

Certified Dental Assistant in Burnaby (British Columbia)

04 Oct
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Fraser Health Authority
|
British Columbia

04 Oct

Fraser Health Authority

British Columbia

Join Fraser Health as a Certified Dental Assistant in Burnaby and Langley, BC. Play a vital role in delivering preventive dental programs and support community health initiatives through education and screenings.

This position requires providing dental health education and conducting screenings for children within various community settings. Be part of a dedicated team focused on promoting dental awareness while coordinating services and liaising with parents and health professionals. Valuable administrative responsibilities and clinical duties align with the role to enhance patient care and support.

Key Responsibilities:
• Deliver educational content on dental health
• Conduct dental screenings for children
• Provide follow-up support for dental treatment




• Maintain client records and documentation
• Assist with organizing logistics for the Pediatric Program

Requirements:
• Completion of a Certified Dental Assistant Program
• 1 year of related experience preferred
• Registration with the College of Dental Surgeons of BC
• Valid BC Driver's License and access to a vehicle
• Solid communication and leadership skills

Utilize your dental expertise and organizational skills to enrich community health initiatives at Fraser Health.
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📌 Certified Dental Assistant in Burnaby (British Columbia)
🏢 Fraser Health Authority
📍 British Columbia

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