Dental Assistant - University Clinic
About the role
Voted Madison's Favorite Place to Work & Best Dental Practice Dental Health Associates (DHA) in Madison, WI is seeking a Dental Assistant to join our University clinic, with an opening on Dr. Cate Brumm's team. This position offer a supportive environment, opportunities for growth, and Fridays off. As a locally owned, doctor-led practice—not a DSO or private equity group— you'll work in a culture that values people, not quotas, and where your contributions are recognized.
About Dental Health Associates
At Dental Health Associates (DHA), we are passionate about delivering exceptional dental care and creating a fulfilling, growth-oriented workplace. As a doctor-owned dental practice with seven clinics in the Madison area, we offer a unique opportunity to develop your career while collaborating with experienced dentists and leadership teams. Our supportive culture values professional growth, personal development, and team collaboration.
Why Join Dental Health Associates?
At Dental Health Associates, we're committed to helping you grow in your career while providing the support you need to succeed. We offer opportunities for advancement, a collaborative work environment, and a comprehensive benefits package to support your personal and professional goals.
Supportive Work Environment
Join a team where collaboration and mutual respect are at the core of everything we do.
Community Impact
Join a practice that actively gives back to the community through initiatives such as Tri 4 Schools, the Oregon Kids Triathlon, All City Swim, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Boys & Girls Club, the UW-Madison Carbone Cancer Center, Gilda's Club, and many other meaningful causes.
Work-Life Balance
Enjoy a predictable schedule with paid time off, Fridays off, and a focus on your well-being.
Compensation
Starting at $20 per hour, with opportunities to earn more based on experience and performance.
Key Responsibilities
- Assist the dentist during procedures, ensuring patient comfort and efficiency.
- Prepare, sterilize, and maintain dental instruments.
- Maintain accurate patient records and schedule appointments.
- Educate patients on oral