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High Band B pay £81,716–£95,579 pa — permanent NHS role offering strong pay and benefits.
Senior post with leadership duties — appraisals, audits, training and strategic input; great for career progression.
Employer actively supports CPD and postgraduate study in your special interest — excellent for upskilling.
Varied clinical work across community clinics, hospitals and domiciliary visits — interesting, hands‑on days.
Based at local Rotherham hubs (choice of sites) with occasional travel — having a car makes the role family‑friendly.
Make a real difference treating children and adults with learning difficulties, mobility or sensory needs.
Senior Dental Officer (Band B) based in Rotherham — permanent, full‑time role paying £81,716–£95,579 per year (closing date 23 November 2025). You will deliver Level 2 community dental services across Rotherham, Doncaster, Barnsley and surrounding areas from bases such as Rotherham Community Health Centre, The Flying Scotsman Health Centre or New Street Health and Wellbeing Centre, with occasional cover at alternative clinics. The post involves assessment, diagnosis and treatment of children and adults with complex needs (learning disabilities, challenging behaviour, medical comorbidities, mobility or sensory impairments), including restorative care, periodontal treatment, routine and simple surgical exodontia, sedation where appropriate, local anaesthesia and management of medical emergencies. You will work across clinic, hospital and domiciliary settings, keep comprehensive clinical records and contribute to clinical governance, audit and quality standards expected by the Trust and regulators.
This role is for experienced clinicians with the Band B competencies who enjoy clinical leadership, training and cross‑disciplinary working. You will provide and organise training for colleagues, support service development, mentor staff, participate in appraisal and continuing professional development, and offer specialist advice to other health and social care professionals. The Trust encourages postgraduate learning and offers opportunities to shape community dentistry services while working in a values‑driven environment that supports carers and patient‑centred practice. If this matches your skills and ambition, click the "Apply Now" button that appears alongside this advert to proceed — the vacancy is also listed on jobsincare.com.
This role is for experienced clinicians with the Band B competencies who enjoy clinical leadership, training and cross‑disciplinary working. You will provide and organise training for colleagues, support service development, mentor staff, participate in appraisal and continuing professional development, and offer specialist advice to other health and social care professionals. The Trust encourages postgraduate learning and offers opportunities to shape community dentistry services while working in a values‑driven environment that supports carers and patient‑centred practice. If this matches your skills and ambition, click the "Apply Now" button that appears alongside this advert to proceed — the vacancy is also listed on jobsincare.com.
High Band B pay £81,716–£95,579 pa — permanent NHS role offering strong pay and benefits.
Senior post with leadership duties — appraisals, audits, training and strategic input; great for career progression.
Employer actively supports CPD and postgraduate study in your special interest — excellent for upskilling.
Varied clinical work across community clinics, hospitals and domiciliary visits — interesting, hands‑on days.
Based at local Rotherham hubs (choice of sites) with occasional travel — having a car makes the role family‑friendly.
Make a real difference treating children and adults with learning difficulties, mobility or sensory needs.
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High Band B pay £81,716–£95,579 pa — permanent NHS role offering strong pay and benefits.; Senior post with leadership duties — appraisals, audits, training and strategic input; great for career progression.; Employer actively supports CPD and postgraduate study in your special interest — excellent for upskilling.; Varied clinical work across community clinics, hospitals and domiciliary visits — interesting, hands‑on days.; Based at local Rotherham hubs (choice of sites) with occasional travel — having a car makes the role family‑friendly.; Make a real difference treating children and adults with learning difficulties, mobility or sensory needs.
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To work as a Senior Dental Officer in the UK, you'll need a combination of clinical skills, managerial abilities, and a thorough understanding of dental practices and policies. Here are some key skills and qualifications that are typically required:
Clinical Skills
1. Dental Expertise: Proficiency in various dental procedures, diagnostic skills, and a solid understanding of oral health.
2. Specialty Knowledge: Depending on the role, knowledge in specific dental areas such as orthodontics, periodontics, or oral surgery can be beneficial.
Qualifications
1. Dental Degree: A recognized dental qualification (BDS or equivalent) is essential.
2. Dental Registration: Registration with the General Dental Council (GDC) in the UK.
3. Postgraduate Qualifications: Additional qualifications such as a postgraduate diploma or membership in relevant dental colleges may be advantageous.
Managerial and Leadership Skills
1. Team Management: Ability to lead and manage a team effectively, fostering a collaborative working environment.
2. Training and Mentorship: Skills in training junior dental staff and providing mentorship to dental students or trainees.
Communication Skills
1. Patient Interaction: Strong interpersonal skills to communicate effectively with patients, explaining procedures and treatment plans clearly.
2. Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Ability to work collaboratively with other healthcare professionals, including general practitioners and specialists.
Organizational Skills
1. Practice Management: Competence in managing dental clinics or departments, including budgeting, resource allocation, and staffing.
2. Quality Assurance: Understanding of quality improvement initiatives and the ability to implement them in practice.
Regulatory Knowledge
1. Compliance and Standards: Familiarity with dental regulations, guidelines from the Care Quality Commission (CQC), and other relevant bodies.
2. Policy Development: Knowledge of public health policy and the ability to contribute to the development of dental health initiatives.
Research and Continuous Education
1. Evidence-Based Practice: Ability to apply evidence-based dentistry principles in clinical practice.
2. Professional Development: Commitment to ongoing professional development and staying updated with advancements in dental medicine.
Personal Attributes
1. Problem-Solving: Strong analytical skills to assess and tackle clinical and administrative challenges effectively.
2. Resilience and Adaptability: The ability to handle stress and adapt to changing circumstances in a clinical setting.
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