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The Dental Assistant program will prepare a student to assume a
position as a dental assistant, capable of working
interdependently and collaboratively with health
professionals in a variety of practice settings.
Commensurate with the level of study and in accordance
with current legislation, the graduate of this program will
perform a variety of roles including clinical, education,
health promotion, business administration and laboratory
assistant consistent with national standards.
Career Opportunities:
The graduate of this program is qualified to assume a position as a dental assistant in a private dental practice, a dental clinic or a health unit or agency under the direction and supervision of a dentist.
The graduate has relia
bly demonstrated the ability to:
- interact with others in groups and teams
- use critical thinking skills to evaluate and solve problems
- communicate confidently in a variety of situations
- adapt to change, recognize the need to maintain and renew knowledge and skills, and effectively meet societal challenges arising in community, family and working life situations
- maintain a safe practice environment
- contribute to the development of a comprehensive client profile in collaboration with the client and other health professionals
- contribute to the development of a validated plan for oral health services and programs
- contribute to the provision of oral health services and programs by using the validated plan
- contribute to the assessment of client oral health services and programs by using a variety of sources including the client profile
- practice in a professional and competent manner
- contribute to the maintenance of complete and accurate documentation of client information.
Learn more about
Dental Assistant career
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DAY AND EVENING COURSES
Number of weeks - 25/30
Credits: 25
Graduates are awarded with diploma
Questions? Call: 215-396-7920
or 1-888-575-7555 (Español)
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