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Altera Orthodontics in Royersford, PA is seeking an Orthodontic Assistant to support the doctor during clinical procedures and help manage patient flow. Entry-level candidates will receive hands-on training; experienced assistants can perform core duties independently.
You will take photos and digital X-rays when trained, assist with braces and aligners, maintain sterile work areas, and communicate professionally with patients and team members in a fully digital practice.
Location: Royersford, PA
Job Type: Full-Time
Pay: $19.00–$35.00 per hour, based on experience and qualifications
Altera Orthodontics is a growing, state-of-the-art, fully digital orthodontic practice seeking a dependable and patient-focused Orthodontic Assistant.
We welcome both experienced orthodontic assistants and motivated entry-level candidates who are reliable, professional, eager to learn, and interested in building a long-term career in orthodontics.
Our office culture is centered on kindness, teamwork, accountability, reliability, and excellent patient care.
The Orthodontic Assistant will support the doctor during clinical procedures, help maintain efficient patient flow, and create a positive experience for patients and families.
Experienced candidates should be comfortable performing core orthodontic-assisting duties independently. Entry-level candidates will receive handson training and will be expected to steadily develop their clinical skills.
Clinical assisting is the primary responsibility. The position may also occasionally include helping with patient photos, videos, community events, or practice-promotional activities.
Orthodontic or dental assisting experience is preferred but not required. We are willing to train the right entry-level candidate.
Current CPR and X-ray certifications are preferred. Candidates without the necessary certifications must be willing and able to obtain them within the timeframe established by the practice.
Entry-level candidates will generally begin toward the lower portion of the range. More experienced candidates with advanced orthodontic skills and the ability to work independently may qualify for the higher portion of the range.
Benefits are subject to applicable eligibility requirements and practice policies.