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Trainee Dental NurseinLondoninLondonPUBLISHED SAT 11 JAN 2025

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Colosseum Dental GroupFollow Colosseum Dental Group

Comprehensive training and support from an experienced team of Nurses and Dentists.
Opportunity to work in a well-established practice treating both NHS and private patients.
Unique benefit of having your birthday off each year.
Access to a UK Healthcare cash plan scheme to help manage healthcare costs.
Continuous professional development with paid courses in various specialisms once qualified.
Special discounts available through the blue light discount card.
Additional holiday incentives that increase with tenure at the company.
Colosseum Dental Group is seeking a Trainee Dental Nurse for their Amelia Street Dental Clinic in London, which serves both NHS and private patients with services like general dentistry, hygiene, implants, and clear braces. The position provides an opportunity for extensive training and support from a team of experienced nurses and dentists. The clinic offers a range of benefits including paid professional development courses, a birthday off, a UK healthcare cash plan, and various incentives based on tenure.

The role involves working hours from Tuesday to Saturday, 08:30 to 17:30. Additional perks include a Blue light discount card, discounted gym memberships, and coverage for annual GDC registration upon qualification. The clinic promotes a supportive environment geared towards professional growth and development in the dental field.
Comprehensive training and support from an experienced team of Nurses and Dentists.
Opportunity to work in a well-established practice treating both NHS and private patients.
Unique benefit of having your birthday off each year.
Access to a UK Healthcare cash plan scheme to help manage healthcare costs.
Continuous professional development with paid courses in various specialisms once qualified.
Special discounts available through the blue light discount card.
Additional holiday incentives that increase with tenure at the company.

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Useful skills for a Trainee Dental Nurse:
To work as a Trainee Dental Nurse in the UK, you will need to develop a range of skills and qualities that are essential for the role. Here are some key skills and attributes:
1. Communication Skills: The ability to communicate effectively with patients, dental professionals, and other team members is crucial. This includes being able to explain procedures clearly and provide reassurance to anxious patients.
2. Interpersonal Skills: Building rapport with patients and working well in a team setting is important. Being empathetic and approachable can help create a positive experience for patients.
3. Organizational Skills: As a dental nurse, you will need to manage multiple tasks, such as scheduling appointments, maintaining accurate records, and ensuring the dental surgery is well-organized and prepared for procedures.
4. Attention to Detail: Precision is vital in dentistry, from taking patient histories to ensuring equipment is sterilized and ready for use.
5. Basic Clinical Knowledge: Familiarity with dental procedures, anatomy, and terminology is advantageous. Training will provide this knowledge, but a foundational understanding is beneficial.
6. Technical Skills: Proficiency in using dental equipment and software systems is important. You will learn these skills during your training, but being technically inclined can help.
7. Ability to Work Under Pressure: Dental environments can be fast-paced and demanding. Being able to stay calm and efficient during busy periods is important.
8. Adaptability and Willingness to Learn: As a trainee, a positive attitude towards learning and adapting to new techniques, technologies, and regulations in dentistry is essential.
9. Hygiene and Infection Control Knowledge: Understanding and implementing infection control procedures is critical in a dental setting to ensure the safety of patients and staff.
10. Emotional Resilience: Working in healthcare can be emotionally demanding. Being able to manage stress and remain professional in challenging situations is important.
11. Numeracy Skills: Basic arithmetic skills are necessary for tasks such as calculating dosages for medications or managing inventory.
 


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