Published by www.dentalassistantlife.org on 11.28.2018 – Please go visit their site!
NOVEMBER 28, 2018
1. Having Good Patient Care Skills
According to the research, 93% of dentists and dental office managers say it’s “absolutely critical” for dental assistants to have good patient care skills.
“Good patient care is about going beyond expectations, like bringing the patient a cup of coffee or a blanket.”
2. Being a Team Player
Working well with others also rose to the top, with 89% of dentists and dental office managers saying it’s “absolutely critical” for dental assistants to be a team player.
“We look for dental assistants with a helpful attitude — who are focused on what they can do for the team.”
3. Showing a Willingness to Learn
Having an open mind about learning also ranked highly — 81% of dentists and dental office managers say it’s “absolutely critical” for dental assistants to demonstrate a willingness to learn.
“Dental assistants must be kept up-to-date on what is going on and what is new in the profession.”
4. Taking Ownership of Work
Dental assistants should demonstrate that they are accountable for their work. In fact, 79% of dentists and dental office managers say it’s “absolutely critical” for dental assistants to take ownership of their work.
“The strongest dental assistants take ownership of their work and consider the well-being of the practice.”
5. Showing Initiative
Going the extra mile also makes an impression, as 75% of dentists and dental practice managers say it’s “absolutely critical” for dental assistants to show initiative.
“It’s highly important to continue to learn.”
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