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Lac La Ronge Indian Band

Dental Therapist

La Ronge, SK · On-site

Diagnostics Services - evaluate the oral health needs of clients (initial, recall, emergency & specific clinical & radiographic examinations, orthodontic screening, case presentation & referrals)

AgSource

Quality Assurance Manager

Saskatoon, SK

Lead mock recall exercises and maintain readiness to protect product integrity * Investigate non-conformances and implement effective corrective and preventive actions (CAPA) * Oversee vendor ...

Urus

Quality Assurance Manager

Saskatoon, SK

Lead mock recall exercises and maintain readiness to protect product integrity * Investigate non-conformances and implement effective corrective and preventive actions (CAPA) * Oversee vendor ...

FFUN Group

Service Advisor - KIA of Saskatoon

Saskatoon, SK · On-site

CA$65K - CA$100K/yr

Scheduling service, maintenance, and recall appointments efficiently * Communicating technical service needs in a customer-friendly way * Advising on required/recommended services with confidence and ...

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Dental Therapist

Lac La Ronge Indian Band

La Ronge, SK • On-site

Full-time

Posted 11 days ago

Job description

We are looking for self-motivated, strong interpersonal, and problem-solving Dental Therapists to help us deliver and promote our Dental care program, so that we can enhance awareness and improve the oral health status of LLRIB. If you feel like this would be a good fit for you, we encourage you to apply!


About our organization: LLRIBHS promotes dental health services and dental health education to all LLRIB community members. We work closely with the schools and other health organizations. Together with others, we work to build capacity and educate as we both address acute needs and the determinants of health.


About the position: The Dental Therapist will provide prevention services, diagnostic treatment planning and restorative dental treatment for all treaty clients and for those non-treaty clients living on reserve. They will also provide disease prevention and oral health promotion activities in schools and communities within the Lac La Ronge Indian Band Reserves.


Duties:
Community & Preventive Dentistry - initiate appropriate disease prevention strategies at the individual & community level; fluoride, A.R.T., health education, school, Head Start & Daycare tooth brushing;
Diagnostics Services - evaluate the oral health needs of clients (initial, recall, emergency & specific clinical & radiographic examinations, orthodontic screening, case presentation & referrals);
Restorative Dental Treatment - restore teeth to proper form, function & aesthetics using appropriate dental materials (amalgam & restorations, stainless stee crowns, pulp therapy & exactions);
Practice Management - Organize & manage workload of the dental team (Supervise & direct the work of dental aides) keep accurate client records & gather epidemiological data-def/DMF for communities;
Follow LLRIB initiatives;
Maintain liaison with Band Administration, the Community & other related Agencies;
Follow & keep up to date on current Infection Control Standards;
Practice Quality Assurance Standards;
Other duties as assigned by Immediate Supervisor or designate.


Qualifications: Suitable candidates must have a Diploma in Dental Therapy, in good standing and registered with the Saskatchewan Dental Therapist Association; Ability to speak / understand Cree is an asset; experience working with First Nations Communities is an asset; Self-motivated and able to work independently; Strong interpersonal, organizational, communication, public relations and problem-solving skills is an asset; Demonstrate ability to prepare written reports; Candidates must have a valid driver's license and
ability to travel.

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