Cayman Dental Services

Certified/ Licensed Dental Hygienist

Camana Bay · Full-time · KYD$3,200 - KYD$4,000 Bi-Weekly (paid Bi-Weekly)

Certified/ Licensed Dental Hygienist at Cayman Dental Services is a full-time job in Camana Bay, Cayman Islands, advertised on the WORC Jobs Portal (job ID W3H2Q6) on 14 Oct 2026, closing 4 Nov 2026. Advertised pay: KYD$3,200 - KYD$4,000 Bi-Weekly (paid Bi-Weekly), about CI$83,200 to CI$104,000 a year (CI$35.56 to CI$44.44 an hour at 45 hours a week). Apply only on the official advert; Cayman Job Finder is independent and free and never takes applications.

Salary
KYD$3,200 - KYD$4,000 Bi-Weekly (paid Bi-Weekly)
Equivalent
About CI$83,200 to CI$104,000 a year (CI$35.56 to CI$44.44 an hour at 45 hours a week)
Location
Camana Bay, Cayman Islands
Work type
Full-time
Hours per week
45
Positions
1
Posted
14 Oct 2026
Closes
4 Nov 2026
WORC job ID
W3H2Q6
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Job ID W3H2Q6. Independent and free: we never take applications.

About the role

We are looking for a licensed Dental Hygienist with a minimum of 5 years' experience.

This candidate must already be licensed in the Cayman Islands or have the ability to be licensed in the Cayman Islands (Please see the CI Medical & Dental Council website for information about licensing).

We are looking for a team player who has superior communication skills but can work independently with little guidance. This person must be professional and have a keen attention to detail.

Job duties include screening patients, educating them about their diet and how it impacts their oral health and counselling them during and after treatment, cleaning the teeth and gums & removing plaque.

Other responsibilities include

  • Counselling patients and keeping them calm during examination and treatment
  • Screening patients, including conducting mouth and neck examinations and reviewing oral health history
  • Educating patients on proper teeth and gum care and the importance of diet on oral health
  • Taking X-rays and developing dental impressions and radiographs of teeth
  • Sterilizing dental instruments and equipment
  • Removing plaque, cleaning teeth and helping to prevent gum disease
  • Supporting the Dentist on all aspects of dental care
  • Staying current with the latest developments in dentistry
  • Collecting medical and dental histories from patients
  • Charting dental conditions based on observations and evaluations

Copied from the employer's public advert on the WORC Jobs Portal. Check the official advert before applying.