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Smokey Point Family Dentistry in Arlington, WA is seeking a Registered Dental Hygienist (RDH) for a part-time role with a competitive hourly rate. The schedule features Wednesday to Friday and every other Saturday, with flexible options available to fit needs.
You'll assess periodontal health, educate patients, and recommend preventive and periodontal care while collaborating closely with the doctors. Our practice emphasizes autonomy, quality care, and a supportive team environment.
$70–$75/hour | Part-Time
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday + Every Other Saturday
Flexible schedule options available
If you want a flexible hygiene schedule, strong hourly pay, and a team that values quality patient care, we'd like you to meet Smokey Point Family Dentistry.
We're looking for a Registered Dental Hygienist (RDH) to join our established family dental practice in Arlington.
Our primary need is: Wednesday to Friday; Every other Saturday
Can't work every one of those days? Let's still talk. Other days and schedule combinations may be available.
Our hygienists are trusted members of the clinical team.
You'll assess periodontal health, educate patients, recommend appropriate preventive and periodontal care, and collaborate directly with the doctors.
We value clinical judgment, strong patient relationships, and individualized care rather than a one-size-fits-all approach to hygiene.
Smokey Point Family Dentistry provides comprehensive care for patients of all ages in a modern, welcoming environment.
You'll work alongside an experienced dental team with ongoing clinical support and continuing education opportunities.
$70–$75/hour
Paid time off
401(k) with employer match
Continuing education events
Professional development
Flexible part-time scheduling
Active Washington Dental Hygienist license
Current CPR/BLS certification
Strong patient communication skills
Confidence providing preventive and periodontal care
Collaborative, team-first approach