If you’re thinking about a career in dentistry or you’re trying to hire support staff, you’ve probably seen the terms dental assistant and dental nurse. And sometimes people use them
You are working as an agency dental nurse, moving between different practices across Birmingham. One moment you are assisting a dentist at a private practice. The next week, you are
You qualified. You’ve got your GDC registration sorted. And now you’re staring at job boards wondering why nothing seems to fit your life. Maybe you want flexible hours. Maybe you’re
Submitting an online booking request to book dental staff should be straightforward — but only if you have the right information ready beforehand. Too many practice managers fill out a
A dental nurse walks into your practice on a Monday morning to cover an urgent gap. Before that person touches a single piece of equipment or comes within contact of
You have just filled in the form. Practice name, contact details, the date you need cover, the type of shift, maybe a note about anything specific your practice needs. Now
A practice manager called us last month with a question we hear often, usually phrased the same way: “I get that you can send someone today, but who actually is
“How fast can you actually get someone here?” This is the question we get asked more than almost any other, usually from a practice manager who is staring at a
It is 7:45am. Your dental nurse has just called in sick. Your first patient is booked for 9am. You have a full list running until 5pm. This is not a
To achieve their daily schedule obligations dental practices need all their staff members to be present. The dental practice requires emergency dental cover in Birmingham because staff members need to
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