Surgical Nurse

Job information

• Location: Leeds, England, United Kingdom
• Client /
  
  Employer:
  
  Occupop
• Job reference: 4
• Listing type: Basic
• EU work permit required: No
• Posted: 20.05.2026

Truly Dental is a fast‑growing network of modern dental practices in Ireland, offering world‑class treatments with a patient‑first philosophy. At Leeds, England, our newest flagship practice, we combine innovation, teamwork, and a supportive culture to deliver exceptional care across all dental specialties.

Fast Facts
10 dental practices across Ireland
30 surgeries in Dame St Dental alone
50+ nurses working across specialties
Training pathways through our internal Nursing Academy

The Surgical Dental Nurse plays a crucial role in ensuring the smooth delivery of surgical procedures, providing chairside support, maintaining high standards of infection control, and ensuring patient safety and comfort at all times.

• Assist chairside during surgical procedures, ensuring patient care and specialist support.
• Maintain aseptic techniques, infection control, and surgical safety protocols.
• Manage implant stock and forecast upcoming surgical needs.
• Operate digital scanning technologies (iMetric, photogrammetry).
• Provide accurate and timely surgical documentation.
• Ensure all surgical equipment is cleaned, sterilized, and ready for use.
• Support sedation procedures with high standards of patient care.

• Education
  :
  Bachelor's degree in Nursing (Adult Nursing or equivalent)
• Active registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC)
• Minimum 1 year of experience in dental nursing
• Prior experience with surgical procedures and implants strongly preferred

• Implant procedures (single and full arch)
• Digital workflows (iMetric scanning, photogrammetry - training can be provided)
• Infection control and aseptic protocols
• Patient care under sedation
• Familiarity with Exact or Dentally software (desirable, training provided)
• Strong organizational skills and adaptability

• Teamwork and collaboration
• Attention to detail
• Flexibility and adaptability under pressure
• Empathy and patient‑centered approach
• Strong communication skills

• Permanent, fulltime position (36+ hours/week)
• Competitive hourly pay, with room for progression
• Every minute of overtime paid
• Supported professional training and career growth
• Modern, fully equipped facilities and digital workflows
• Uniform provided
• Snack‑filled staff room with fresh fruit baskets
• Opportunities for development and internal promotions

• Flexibility required: surgeries may extend beyond scheduled hours
• Weekend shifts are occasionally required on rotation
• Must be eligible to work fulltime in UK (no sponsorship available)