Dental jobs in Canada

High School Teaching/ Career Tech

The successful applicant will provide instruction for 11-12th grade students in the Dental Assisting program, teaching dental technology, oral diagnosis and treatment, and dental radiography; preparing students for industry credentials including Dental Assistant Radiographer's Certificate, Registered Dental Assistant, and Ohio Certified Dental Assistant; and working with local employers for job placements for students.

• Applicant must have either:
  • High school diploma and 5 years of related work experience;
  • 2-year HS career-technical program in dental and 4 years of related work experience;
  • Associate degree in dental and 3 years of related work experience;
  • Bachelor/Master's degree in dental and 2 years of related work experience.
• The district will assist in the ODE teaching licensure process. Applicant must have or be able to obtain a current, valid Ohio teaching license appropriate for the assignment in Dental Assisting or have or be willing to obtain a Career-Tech Workforce Development (CTWD) License based on work experience in the Dental Assisting field.
• Complies with drug-free workplace rules and board policies.
• Meets all mandated health and background screening requirements including FBI/BCI checks.
• Preferred ability to start in April 2026 to work with the current instructor this school year.

• Creates learning opportunities using diverse instruction techniques with an emphasis on hands‑on experiences in the dental lab.
• Develops and maintains a safe, positive learning environment that engages students in the career field.
• Individualizes instruction and works with students with a variety of needs and abilities.
• Works with local professionals on the program's advisory committee to ensure the program remains aligned with current industry standards and workforce needs.
• Prepares students to earn industry‑recognized credentials, facilitates the credentialing process, and ensures alignment with current workforce needs to support employability.
• Works closely with students to prepare them for work placements, secures placement opportunities in local dental offices, and supports the employment process.
• Evaluates student performance and consults with parents/guardians as needed. Implements effective student management procedures. Maintains standards and upholds student code of conduct.
• Ensures the program meets or exceeds state quality standards for technical skill attainment, work‑based learning, and post‑program outcomes.
• Reports completed promptly and accurately, and maintains appropriate records.
• Upholds FERPA and HIPAA requirements to protect student and patient confidentiality.
• Promotes a favorable image of Springfield-Clark CTC school district.
• Assumes any other responsibilities as assigned by the Board, Superintendent, or Administration.

Placement on the Springfield-Clark CTC Certified Salary Schedule and Benefits Package, based upon education and experience.

Submit an updated SCCTC application, resume, credentials and if applicable, college transcripts and copies of current Ohio teaching certificates/licenses to Careers@SCCTC.org or apply on the Dayton Consortium.

The Board of Education of the Springfield-Clark Career Technology Center does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex (including sexual orientation and gender identity), age, religion, military status, ancestry, genetic information (collectively, "Protected Classes") or any other legally protected characteristic, in its programs and activities, including employment opportunities.

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