Dentist Job Valley Hospital
Valley Hospital
Job description
Medical Jobs. Valley Hospital Jobs. Dentist diagnosing and treating a full range of oral health conditions, requiring a Bachelor of Dental Surgery with 2-3+ years post-internship experience and valid registration with KMPDC, in a healthcare environment, on-site role.
Why This Role Is Exciting
- Variety that keeps you sharp — from routine check-ups to complex implant cases.
- Modern tools, real support — work with up-to-date equipment and a hospital infrastructure built to back you up, not slow you down.
- Room to lead — supervise auxiliary staff, shape clinic protocols, and help set the standard for patient care.
- A team that has your back — collaborate closely with consultants and specialists on referrals and complex treatment planning.
- Impact you can see — every patient you treat walks out with more confidence and less pain. That’s the job.
Key Responsibilities
- Diagnose and treat a full range of oral health conditions, from emergencies to routine care
- Create and manage treatment plans for complex cases, including dental implants and surgical referrals
- Educate patients on prevention, hygiene, and long-term oral health
- Keep accurate, thorough electronic health records for every patient interaction
- Supervise and mentor dental auxiliary staff, keeping the team current on best practice
- Maintain and safely operate all dental equipment, ensuring proper sterilisation standards
- Help shape hospital-wide dental care policies and procedures
- Take on new challenges as they arise because growth means flexibility
Requirements
- Bachelor of Dental Surgery (or equivalent qualification in dentistry)
- Valid registration with the relevant Medical Practitioners & Dentists Council
- A valid private practising license
- 2–3+ years of post-internship experience in general dentistry
- Clinical exposure to orofacial pain and oral medicine
- Advanced training such as ACLS/ATLS (preferred)
- Sharp attention to detail, a results-driven mindset, and above all genuine empathy for patients