Location: Sheffield, South Yorkshire
Salary: Negotiable, depends on experience

Dentistry, Redefined
Realise your potential in a caring, supportive environment, because your smile matters too.

As an Oral Health Nurse, you will deliver targeted oral health education, prevention and promotion to patients and communities across the Yorkshire region.

Practice Highlights

• Modern, fully equipped surgeries with digital technology
• Supportive team of experienced clinicians and nurses
• Active involvement in the community through targeted oral health initiatives
• Convenient transport links
• A welcoming, patient-focused culture

What We Offer

• Extra holiday accrual in line with length of service
• An additional personal day each year
• Structured on-boarding
• Opportunities for development and career progression
• Uniform provided
• Indemnity covered
• GDC fees paid
• DBS paid

What You Will Be Doing

• Hold Oral Health clinics in practices throughout the Yorkshire region
• Deliver oral health prevention, education and promotion to patients and members of the public
• Provide clinical preventative advice and interventions to targeted groups (e.g. caregivers for older people, ante-natal groups, early years settings)
• Provide integrated general and oral health advice and preventative treatments in line with treatment plans
• Work with early years groups in general dental practice, including targeted brief interventions to meet individual needs
• Assist dentists during a wide range of clinical procedures when required
• Prepare and maintain dental instruments, equipment, and materials
• Uphold high standards of infection control and surgery cleanliness
• Maintain accurate patient records and manage administrative tasks
• Contribute to creating a friendly, welcoming atmosphere for patients and the team

Skills and Attributes We Are Looking For

• Qualified and GDC-registered Dental Nurse
• Further qualification in Oral Health, either a 2-year OHP Practitioner Course, or completion of the Flexible Commissioning course through HEE (Max Course)
• Confident and professional communication skills, with the ability to engage diverse groups
• Strong attention to detail and excellent organisational skills
• Comfortable working both chair-side and in community/public health settings
• A caring, compassionate approach towards patients and colleagues
• A proactive attitude towards learning and professional development

Apply through our website. Closing date: 10 December 2026.