Dental Careers at Safety-Net Programs
Safety-net programs provide oral health services for underserved families at dental clinics throughout the United States. We believe that everyone should have access to quality care, regardless of their ability to pay.
As dental capacity grows, the need for dentists, dental hygienists and dental assistants committed to caring for underserved patients is growing as well. NNOHA coordinates a job bank to help connect safety-net dental openings with candidates looking for a career in service to underserved patients.
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Looking for a position at safety-net programs?
There are a wide-range of dental openings in safety-net programs across the country. To get started, select the “Search Dental Openings” button. You can search for openings for free, without registration. If you would like to apply for a position, please see the contact information and instructions included in the individual posting.
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Does your organization have an opening for a dental provider?
Safety-net oral health programs may post to the job bank for free. If your organization is looking for dental providers, click the button below to obtain a logon ID and password. If you have an account in our Shopping Cart for membership/conference registration, please use the same login. Click here for instructions on how to post and update job openings.
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Post an "Opportunity Wanted" Ad:
NNOHA members and students looking for career opportunities at the safety net may also submit an “Opportunity Wanted” ad. Click on the "Opportunities Wanted" button to read more and to fill out the form. Clinics that wish to view the postings submitted by job seekers should also proceed to the page.
Additional Resources:
Additional information on job banks run by state and regional Primary Care Associations (PCA) is included in the buttons below as well as information regarding the National Health Service Corps (NHSC) and the Arizona School of Dentistry & Oral Health (ASDOH), Hometown Partnerships for Oral Health.
 
Note: For any questions regarding the job bank, contact Maria Smith, NNOHA Project Coordinator.
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