BAND A DENTAL OFFICER
University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation TrustAlready thinking ahead to interview?
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Job overview
UHBW Primary Care Dental Services Band A Dental Officer, , 5 days 1.0 wte. An opportunity for an enthusiastic and motivated Dentist to join our Primary Care Dental Service has arisen as a Band A Dental Officer. This post is permanent full-time 5 days. Working in a well equipped, modern surgery in an attractive location Well supported by Senior Clinicians, highly experienced dental nurses, Operations manager and Clinical Director.
Main duties of the job
You will be expected to provide high quality NHS routine care and emergency care to a diverse range of patients of all ages from the locality including those patients with additional needs. We have six sites across Bristol, Bath and Weston and there may be some travelling to additional sites. Treatment using local anaesthetic and conscious sedation as appropriate to clinical needs and the appointed candidate's clinical skills. Oral health assessment and treatment of child and adult patients because of their disability, medical status, or complexity of care are considered as having "Additional Needs" and are unable to obtain dental care from other NHS resources. The post holder will be required to carry out domiciliary visits as required, as well as attending in-patients in local hospitals and nursing homes.
Detailed job description and main responsibilities
You will be expected to provide high quality NHS routine care and emergency care to a diverse range of patients of all ages from the locality including those patients with additional needs. We have six sites across Bristol, Bath and Weston and there may be some travelling to additional sites. Treatment using local anaesthetic and conscious sedation as appropriate to clinical needs and the appointed candidate's clinical skills. Oral health assessment and treatment of child and adult patients because of their disability, medical status, or complexity of care are considered as having "Additional Needs" and are unable to obtain dental care from other NHS resources. The post holder will be required to carry out domiciliary visits as required, as well as attending in-patients in local hospitals and nursing homes.