Communityfirstdental·Sterling, Virginia
Perform professional dental cleanings, periodontal assessments, and digital X-rays while educating patients on oral hygiene. Maintain sanitized treatment rooms and collaborate with the dentist to execute treatment plans and manage patient records.
Are you a skilled dental hygienist who thrives in a patient-first environment? Our modern, patient-centered dental practice is seeking a dedicated Dental Hygienist who combines clinical expertise with exceptional patient care. If you're focused, compassionate, and committed to delivering the best possible care, we would love to meet you!
Current dental hygiene certification (preferably U.S.-based). Strong experience in performing cleanings, scaling, and patient education. Exceptional interpersonal skills with the ability to build rapport with patients and help guide them toward completing treatment. Familiarity with digital X-rays, dental software, sterilization protocols, and charting. Organized, punctual, and efficientable to manage time effectively while delivering great patient care.
A supportive, growth-oriented practice where your development matters. Hands-on mentorship and training (cross-training opportunities within front office and treatment coordination). A culture that values authenticity, patient care, and continuous improvement. Opportunities to expand responsibilities based on performance. Schedule & Compensation Job Type: Part-time Expected Hours: 20-30 hours/week Pay Rate: $40- $43 per hour + profit sharing Location: In person If you're passionate about oral health, patient care, and growing your career, apply today! Together, well create outstanding experiences, one smile at a time.
Requires a current dental hygiene certification and strong experience in clinical cleanings and patient education. Candidates must be proficient with dental software, digital X-rays, and sterilization protocols.
Market context
In Virginia, dental hygienist openings are often driven by ongoing patient demand in general and specialty dental practices, making licensed candidates with current CPR/BLS especially relevant. These roles are competitive because employers look for strong clinical hygiene skills, clear patient communication, and readiness to work under state licensure requirements. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your Virginia license status and CPR/BLS before applying.
