DESERVED WINNER OF DENTAL NURSE OF THE YEAR:
- Xyanthe Lambert
Senior Dental Nurse, Radiographer, Oral Health Educator
I am proud to say I am a 41 year old registered Dental Nurse, (well perhaps less of the 41 year old)! I am a Senior Dental Nurse, qualified Radiographer and Oral Health Educator and I have been nursing for almost ten years now. I still have the same passion for the job as I did all those years ago. You could say that once you get me talking about the subject I turn into a bit of an anorak and go into full swing talking about my job, because I love it so much.
A job interview should be seen as the perfect opportunity to show what you can offer to the company you are applying at. Good preparation can make you the candidate that they are looking for.
Everybody should know their rights and entitlements in the workplace but unfortunately, many of us don't. In order to feel confident, secure and happy at work, we really need to know all the information, whether it is uncertainty about what to do about a dispute or a maternity issue. Below is some information that is key to know in the workplace.
Another fulfilling day at the practice today! I had three new patients booked in with myself and the Dentist this afternoon and was looking forward to meeting them, particularly the last patient of the day.
A Dental Nurse assists the Dentist in all aspects of patient care and also supports other members of the dental team. A Dental Nurse mainly works in surgery assisting the Dentist but can often work on reception and participate in administrative duties too. It is the duty of the Dental Nurse to:
