Overview
Time for Teeth, Yorkshire, £19,871 per year - estimated? Time for Teeth are looking for a GDC registered Dental Nurse to join our Yorkshire team, supporting the delivery of high-quality NHS dental care within our secure-setting across the Yorkshire sites. Working as part of a friendly and professional dental team, you will also be an integral part of the wider healthcare environment, collaborating with multidisciplinary colleagues to support patient care. As part of a growing national company, you'll be joining an organisation with strong values, development pathways, and a commitment to providing excellent care across the country. This is a rewarding opportunity for someone who is motivated, organised, and passionate about delivering excellent clinical standards.
Responsibilities
- Maintain clean, tidy and sterile clinical areas and ensure all equipment meets required standards.
- Ensure all CQC and compliance standards are met.
- Provide chairside support to the dentist and wider clinical team.
- Set up, decontaminate and sterilise instruments.
- Maintain stock levels within clinic.
- Update and manage patient records accurately.
- Complete monthly clinic performance reports.
- Support the safety and wellbeing of all patients.
- Comply with all Health & Safety and infection-control requirements, including PPE, COSHH and waste management.
- Complete mandatory training and CPD in line with GDC requirements.
- Manage laboratory request forms.
- Support other duties as required for the safe and efficient running of the service.
Qualifications
- Fully qualified with 2+ years of dental nursing experience
- GDC registered
- Hold dental indemnity insurance (required on appointment)
Benefits
- Competitive rate of pay
- Holiday entitlement increasing with length of service
- GDC registration covered
- Mileage for round trips over 100 miles
- Online CPD subscription
- Annual CPD training days
- Employee Assistance Programme
- Uniform provided
- Opportunities for overtime and cover across different UK sites
- The opportunity to work as part of a wider multidisciplinary healthcare team, contributing to joined-up patient care within secure settings
- Clear development pathways in a rapidly expanding organisation
- Opportunities for post-qualification training (e.g., Radiography, OHE, Fluoride application, Impression taking)
