Location: East London, W1G
Hours: 40 hours per week, Monday to Friday
Benefits of Joining Our Team:
- Permanent "earn while you learn" position - an ideal entry point into a rewarding career in Dental Nursing
- Comprehensive learning support from our Regional Trainee team
- Retail discounts and exclusive deals through our easy-to-use app
- Generous annual leave package that increases with your length of service
- Uniform provided
- Refer a friend scheme with additional rewards
We are dedicated to enhancing lives through quality dentistry—together. Our supportive environment is focused on your professional growth and personal development, offering recognition, incentives, and clear opportunities for career advancement.
About the Role:
As a Trainee Dental Nurse, you will work closely with the Dentist, assisting in a variety of NHS and Private dental procedures to ensure patients receive exceptional care. You will thrive in a collaborative and professional setting, where teamwork and accountability are fundamental to the practice's success.
Key Responsibilities Include:
- Providing chair side assistance to the Dentist, ensuring the necessary equipment and materials are readily available
- Offering compassionate care and support to a wide range of patients
- Following health and safety guidelines and infection control protocols
- Maintaining cleanliness and hygiene in clinical areas, as well as disinfecting equipment and instruments
- Accurately recording patient clinical data
- Completing daily, weekly, and monthly clinical logs and checks
Training and Development:
We support Trainee Nurses who are enrolled in, or working towards, a Dental Nursing Qualification. For those who haven't started their course yet, we can assist in finding the right course provider.
The National Diploma in Dental Nursing (Level 3) includes:
- On-the-job training
- Online learning modules
- Face-to-face training sessions
- Completion of a Record of Experience
- Written and practical examinations
Are You the Right Fit?
- Committed to starting a career in Dental Nursing
- Able to dedicate at least 12 months to a training program
- Comfortable working in a clinical environment
- Strong interpersonal skills to communicate effectively with both colleagues and patients
- Highly organized, able to manage appointments efficiently
- Compassionate and patient-focused
- Excellent written communication and IT skills
- A proactive and dependable team player
If this opportunity sounds like the perfect fit for you, click "Apply" now and take the first step toward a rewarding career with our team!