UNION COMMUNITY CARE·Earl Township, Pennsylvania
Provide basic dental hygiene services and oral health education to patients in clinical and outreach settings. Manage patient documentation, procedure coding, and collaborate on community educational programs.
Must possess an active Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Dental Hygienist License and a degree from an accredited dental hygiene school. English proficiency and successful completion of the organization's credentialing process are required.
Market context
Dental assisting roles in Pennsylvania are often competitive because practices look for candidates who can support chairside care, scheduling, and patient flow while meeting certification and scheduling requirements. For this role, DANB and CPR certification, Microsoft Office skills, rotating Saturday availability, and willingness to travel between locations can help you stand out; one practical step is to confirm those details and review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here, which are pulled from the original posting to save research time.