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Dental Assisiting
By: Josh
E-mail: joshharris19@hotmail.com
Dental Assisting I choose dental assisting because I have always wanted to work in a Health profession. I enjoy working with people and I like the “team atmosphere” approach of a dental office. Dental assisting is becoming an exciting career as dental laws are changing and the role of the assistant is increasing in regards to patient care. There are also many jobs available for dental assistants and also a wide variety of options. Dental assistants can choose to work in private practices, insurance companies, federal and state funded health programs, public health departments as well as teaching community colleges or universities. It is possible to become a dental assistant with no formal training. However most job duties would include in cleaning treatment rooms, setting up rooms for procedures and basic dental assisting. There are one year traing programs available for dental assistants. ... In the last eight weeks of the program, students are assigned to work in local dental offices to gain additional experience. ... Upon satisfactory completion of an accredited program, or having met the work experience requirements, and holding current cardiopulmonary resuscitation certification you are eligible to sit for the certification examination given by the Dental Assisting National Board (DANB).
Approximate Word count = 1010
Approximate Pages = 4
(250 words per page double spaced)
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