School-Based Sealant Program Lead

COMMUNITY DENTAL CARE•Maplewood, MN

8d•$23 - $25•Onsite

About The Position

Join our team as a full-time School-Based Sealant Program (SBSP) Lead! The School Based Sealant Program Lead coordinates and leads our preventive oral health education and services in Twin Cities elementary schools. This role is responsible for scheduling, coordinating and delivering all aspects of the School Based Sealant Program events. The SBSP Lead organizes and works closely with the team of health educators and hygienists at events. This position reports to the Director of Community Programs. Who We Are Community Dental Care is Minnesota's largest provider of comprehensive dental care for people of all ages on public programs. We operate five clinics across the state, including the Twin Cities, Rochester and Buffalo. At Community Dental Care, we provide high quality dental care in a caring, culturally respectful manner. Our team of over 300 employees are committed to our mission and seek to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others. We value our staff and equip them with the tools and training needed to be successful. Community Dental Care is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We recognize that our diversity makes us stronger and empowers us to serve our patients in a culturally sensitive manner.

Requirements

Prior experience in working with children, coordinating events and making presentations.
Strong written, verbal and public speaking communication skills
Excellent organization skills and ability to coordinate details and people.
MN driver’s license and good driving record

Nice To Haves

Experience in community health promotion and teaching good health habits desired.
Spanish language proficiency desired

Responsibilities

Serve as lead for on-site school-based sealant program, coordinating all aspects of planning and delivering events.
Communicate closely with school contact and staff to plan and coordinate events.
Deliver classroom presentations on good oral health habits at schools and community outreach locations.
Ensure documentation related to participants is captured appropriately, including consent forms, screening results, and health records.
Manage follow up communication with parents regarding oral health concerns and assist in coordinating clinic appointments to ensure follow-up care is received.
Support outreach and other oral health education efforts as needed.