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GDC-REGISTERED DENTAL NURSE

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A private dental practice located in Oswestry, Shropshire (UK), is looking for a full/part time GDC-registered Dental Nurse to join our expanding Team.
Tasks
- Handling Instruments: actively assisting the dentist, orthodontist, or surgeon during a procedure.
- Operating the Suction Unit: controlling the flow of saliva and water to ensure the dentist's visibility and the patient's comfort.
- Preparing Materials: mixing fillings, impression materials, and medications.
- Patient Care: greeting patients, reassuring those with dental phobia, and monitoring their condition during treatment.
- Dental Surgery Preparation: cleaning and disinfecting work surfaces before and after each patient.
- Instrument Sterilization: washing, autoclaving, packaging, and properly storing reusable instruments.
- Waste Management: segregating and disposing of medical and sharps waste (needles, scalpels) in accordance with regulations.
- Recordkeeping: recording notes dictated by the dentist in the computer system (e.g., tooth condition, treatment plans).
- Inventory Management: monitoring expiration dates and ordering missing dental supplies.
- Equipment Operation: developing, cataloguing, and archiving X-ray images.
- Reception support: answering phones, registering patients, and accepting payments (in smaller clinics).
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Requirements


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- GDC registration
- Right to work in the UK (we can only sponsor Candidates who were granted a Skilled Worker Visa before 22 July 2025 and who are still working in their original position as a Dental Nurse)
Benefits
- Full-time employment
- Attractive salary for ambitious people after the trial period
- Pension scheme
- Discounted in-house dental treatments
- Sponsorship for CPD courses and post-qualifications
- Safe and professional working environment
- Free onsite parking
To apply for this role, please first read the "Requirements" section carefully and then send your CV and cover letter to our email address. Thank you.
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