Two sample roles

Examples, with nobody hiring

These two roles show how a small Austin dental practice could describe its work. They are fictional examples. No application is accepted and nothing can be sent.

Dental assistant

Full-time. Monday to Friday, with Friday closing at 2:00 pm. About 36 hours a week.

Work beside our dentists at the chair, prepare treatment rooms, take X-rays and help patients feel informed and settled.

USD 20 to 26 an hour, depending on experience (illustrative) assumption. Benefits are fictional and illustrative.

• Prepare treatment rooms and instruments, and help the dentist during exams, fillings, crowns and emergency visits.
• Take and process dental X-rays as permitted for your training and Texas rules.
• Explain home-care steps and what to expect after treatment, using the practice's written instructions.
• Follow infection-control procedures and keep sterilization records.
• Greet patients, confirm the next step with the front desk and keep the schedule moving.
• Experience as a dental assistant, or training from a dental assisting program, is welcome. We will train the right person.
• Any registrations or certificates that the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners requires for the duties you will perform, or willingness to obtain them.
• Clear, kind communication with patients who may be nervous or in pain.
• Reliable attendance and comfort working at a steady pace.
• Paid time off and paid holidays.
• An annual allowance for continuing education.
• Dental care at the practice for you.
• Parking or transit support downtown (details at interview).

Dental hygienist (part-time)

Part-time. Two days a week, Wednesday and Friday. About 14 hours a week, with room to grow.

Join two hygienists who provide routine cleanings, gum health visits and home-care coaching for adults and children.

USD 42 to 50 an hour, depending on experience (illustrative) assumption. Benefits are fictional and illustrative.

• Provide routine dental cleanings and gum health visits within the scope of your Texas license.
• Take and review X-rays, record gum measurements and flag findings to the dentist.
• Explain what you find, in plain words, and give practical home-care advice one step at a time.
• See children for cleanings and age-appropriate home-care coaching.
• Keep clinical notes complete and accurate.
• A current Texas dental hygiene license, or a license application in progress.
• Experience as a dental hygienist is preferred; new graduates are welcome to apply.
• Comfort working with both adults and children.
• Flexibility to cover an extra day when a colleague is away.
• Paid holidays that fall on your working days.
• An annual allowance for continuing education.
• Dental care at the practice for you.
• Unhurried appointment lengths. We schedule hygiene visits to fit the patient, not the clock.

No application step

There is no live vacancy, application form, résumé upload or recruitment email. The contact address is hello@brazosstreet.example, a fictional example that does not reach a practice.