Performing Orthodontic Assistant Part Time

Benefits

• Training & development
• Flexible schedule
• Opportunity for advancement

We’re seeking an Orthodontic Assistant (or RDA open to learning orthodontics) who wants to stay sharp, grow their skills, and contribute to a high‑energy, fast‑moving team—all while maintaining a flexible, part‑time schedule.

• Is looking for 1–2 flexible days per week
• Wants to stay connected to a high‑level clinical environment
• Steps in, figures things out, and keeps things moving
• Genuinely enjoys building relationships with patients and families

If you bring the right mindset and work ethic, we’ll support your growth and help you expand your orthodontic skill set.

• Assist the orthodontist with clinical procedures, including bonding, adjustments, and wire changes
• Capture diagnostic records (photos, x-rays, scans)
• Create a welcoming, confident experience for every patient
• Maintain a clean, organized, and fully stocked clinical space
• Keep patient flow running smoothly throughout the day
• Accurately chart and update patient information
• Follow all OSHA, HIPAA, and California Dental Board standards

• Active California OA or RDA license (with interest in orthodontics)
• Strong communication and people skills
• Reliable, punctual, and team‑oriented
• Positive attitude with a willingness to jump in and help

• Previous orthodontic experience
• Familiarity with digital systems (Cloud 9, iTero)

• A flexible schedule that fits your lifestyle
• Hands‑on experience in a high‑performing orthodontic practice
• Opportunity to learn and grow in orthodontics
• A supportive, upbeat team that values consistency and effort

• You take initiative and don’t wait to be told what to do
• You learn quickly through repetition and hands‑on experience
• You stay calm and step up when things get busy
• You naturally support your teammates
• You care about keeping your environment clean, efficient, and organized
• You maintain professionalism and positivity at all times

• Show up with a team‑first, positive mindset every day
• Communicate clearly with patients, parents, and teammates
• Be dependable, accountable, and on time
• Stay open to feedback and committed to improving
• Pay attention to the details—because they matter here
• Stay organized and effective in a fast‑paced setting