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Starlight Dental Management
Traveling Oral Surgery Dental Assistant
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A Dental Assistant assists dentists in caring for patient's teeth. Helps patients get ready for treatment; prepares equipment and supplies. May perform some dental procedures under the direction of a dentist, such as fluoride application, if allowed under state regulations. Works in dental offices.
$42,015 / year median in Florida
+31% projected growth
Job Description
Traveling Oral Surgery Dental Assistant Starlight Dental Management Tampa, FL Job Details Full-time $28 - $31 an hour 13 hours ago Benefits Wellness program Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Paid time off Employee discount Professional development assistance Paid sick time Qualifications Dental implants Full Job Description Starlight Dental Management is looking for a Rock Star Traveling Oral Surgery Dental Assistant! Do you thrive in a fast-paced surgical environment where no two days look exactly the same? Do you want to be part of a team where clinical excellence, patient safety, and world-class care always come first? Do you want to work at an organization that supports the Humane Society in their fight to end pet homelessness? If you answered with an enthusiastic YES, we want to hear from you! This is a full-time traveling role working directly alongside our Oral Surgeon across multiple locations including Largo, Riverview, New Port Richey and Tampa . This is not your typical dental assistant position. You will be an essential part of a high-level surgical team, supporting complex procedures including dental implants, All-on-X, and zygomatic implants. If you are highly skilled, deeply organized, and energized by surgical precision, this role was built for you. A typical day in this role includes: Arriving at least 30 minutes before the surgical schedule begins to verify operating rooms are properly prepared, safety equipment is present and functioning, oxygen tanks and backups are confirmed, and all surgical instruments, materials, and implants are physically on hand and set up for the day's procedures Supporting the surgeon through complex oral surgery and implant cases with confidence and precision Spending approximately one to two hours after the final case to sterilize, complete surgical checklists, and prepare for the following day including verifying preoperative and postoperative instructions, consent forms, treatment plans, and all required documentation are complete and congruent Escalating any missing or conflicting information before the procedure date