Dental Assistant | Team-Driven Studio Excellence

Tend; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 33,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

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Health Insurance

401(k) Plan

Learning & Development

Life Insurance

Job summary

Tend is seeking a Dental Assistant in Boston, MA to deliver exceptional chairside support and ensure a comfortable patient experience. You will collaborate with dentists and hygienists to maintain efficient studio flow, assist across general and specialty procedures, and help upholding OSHA and CDC standards.

The role requires state certifications, CPR/BLS, and the ability to work full-time (32–40 hours) or part-time (2–3 days, including some Saturdays).

Qualifications

• All state-required certifications, registrations, or licenses for dental assistants.
• Current CPR/BLS certification.
• Demonstrated chairside knowledge and patient care skills.
• Ability to work a full-time schedule (32–40 hours per week including some Saturdays) or part-time schedule (2–3 days per week including some Saturdays)

Responsibilities

• Deliver outstanding chairside support to dentists and/or hygienists across procedures.
• Ensure patients feel comfortable, informed, and cared for during visits.
• Prepare and maintain treatment rooms, instruments, and equipment in compliance with OSHA and CDC standards.
• Manage sterilization workflows and maintain a safe, clean clinical environment.
• Take dental radiographs and support accurate, complete patient records (as permitted by role and experience).
• Provide chairside support across a full range of general and specialty procedures.
• Partner closely with dentists to support clinical excellence and productivity.
• Contribute to studio performance goals through efficiency, preparedness, and teamwork.

Job description

Tend is seeking a Dental Assistant in Boston, MA to deliver exceptional chairside support and ensure a comfortable patient experience. You will collaborate with dentists and hygienists to maintain efficient studio flow, assist across general and specialty procedures, and help upholding OSHA and CDC standards.

The role requires state certifications, CPR/BLS, and the ability to work full-time (32–40 hours) or part-time (2–3 days, including some Saturdays).