Registered Dental Assistant - 4-Handed Dentistry

UCLA; Los Angeles (CA); In loco; USD 40.000 - 60.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

UCLA is seeking a qualified Registered Dental Assistant to join our dental team. You will support dentists in clinical procedures, maintain patient records, and ensure strict infection control standards.

The role requires HIPAA knowledge, 4-handed dentistry skills, and proficiency with Dentrix scheduling and billing. Strong English communication and organization are essential to serve diverse patients and faculty.

Competenze

• Knowledge of patient rights and HIPAA.
• Knowledge of 4-handed dentistry and dental terminology.
• Knowledge of infection control and sterilization procedures.
• Ability to work with infectious diseased patients.
• Ability to recognize an emergency situation.
• Demonstrate English writing skills for patient records.
• Excellent written, verbal communication and customer service with diverse patients.
• Proficient English communication in person, by phone and in writing.
• Strong organizational skills and inventory management of dental instruments, equipment, supplies.
• Ability to manage fluctuating workload and set priorities.
• Ability to establish cooperative relationships with faculty, staff, patients, and the public.
• Dentrix scheduling and billing system preferred.

Conoscenze

HIPAA knowledge

English writing and communication

Patient interaction

Inventory and instrument management

Team collaboration

Formazione

Registered Dental Assistant, State of California

California Radiology Certificate

Coronal Polishing Certificate

CPR Certification

Strumenti

Dentrix

Descrizione del lavoro

UCLA is seeking a qualified Registered Dental Assistant to join our dental team. You will support dentists in clinical procedures, maintain patient records, and ensure strict infection control standards.

The role requires HIPAA knowledge, 4-handed dentistry skills, and proficiency with Dentrix scheduling and billing. Strong English communication and organization are essential to serve diverse patients and faculty.