Traveling Dental Assistant
Dental Associates of CT·Shelton, Connecticut
Dental Associates of CT·Shelton, Connecticut
The role involves greeting and seating patients, acting as a liaison between the patient and doctor, and setting up trays according to daily charts. Responsibilities also include assisting chairside, taking x-rays, entering treatment plans, and maintaining cleanliness and sterilization of operatories.
30pm (1-hour break)
Ready for a role that offers stability and variety?
Dental Associates of Connecticut is seeking a Full-Time Traveling Dental Assistant to support our clinical teams across multiple established locations. This is a structured, predictable travel position — you’ll always know your schedule in advance.
What Makes This Role Unique Set weekly schedule — you’ll know your location in advance One location per day (no bouncing between offices mid-day) Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm with 1-hour break Competitive $30–$32/hour 401(k) with match, health insurance, PTO & more Supportive, organized, team-centered environment
What You’ll Do Greet and seat patients Act as a liaison between the patient and doctor Review schedules and anticipate the doctor’s needs Set up trays according to daily charts Assist chairside using four-handed dentistry Take x-rays as needed Enter treatment plans Take alginates, pour and trim models Clean and disinfect operatories after each patient Package and sterilize instruments Keep operatories fully stocked
What We’re Looking For High school diploma or GED Dental assisting experience X-Ray & ICE Certification Superior customer service skills Strong work ethic and teamwork mindset Willingness to learn and grow Reliable transportation and ability to commute to assigned locations Dentrix Ascend experience (a plus) A desire to be part of a family-oriented team focused on delivering the best patient experience possible If you enjoy variety, independence, and being part of a collaborative, growing organization — this role offers stability without monotony.
Apply today! We’d love to meet you.
Market context
Dental hygiene roles in Connecticut are typically driven by steady patient demand in private practices, group practices, and community settings. These positions are competitive because employers usually look for a current Connecticut RDH license, an accredited associate’s degree, and strong communication and professionalism. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your license status and tailor your application to patient-care experience and teamwork.
