Dental Assisting is a great career option.
As part of our commitment to Epsom and the surrounding community, we offer school leavers who love working with people and wish to explore a career in Dental Assisting, an opportunity to spend 3 - 4 weeks with us. This is an unpaid learning and training opportunity and our entire team spends a significant amount of time and energy, training the person as well as to explore a career in Dental Assisting. This is a basic introduction to working in a dental clinic. This training can lead to an amazing & life-long clinical or administrative career. Interested ???
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This is not an offer of employment, but we are confident that the person will discover for themselves, their strengths, clinical / admin role and be able to apply for a dental assisting position at any dental clinic. Whilst we do not have an age or gender barrier, the NZ dental clinic situation usually looks for young & female dental assistants.
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If you wish to explore this career pathway, send me your CV and expression of interest and then come in for a chat. Dr Loy : loyola.correa@gmail.com / 0212269959
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