Dental Hygienist Scope of Work Sample Clauses

Dental Hygienist Scope of Work. Subcontractor shall provide adequate licensed personnel to perform dental services for students, including but not limited to: - Provide nine (9) hours of on-site dental hygienist services per week. Actual hours/days of on-site service shall be jointly agreed to between the CENTER, CONTRACTOR and DENTIST(S), and shall become a part of this contract. Unexpected and infrequent changes to the on-Center schedule may be made without consequence or need for amendment to this contract, as long as total hours are met each week. Frequent or extensive changes to the agreed upon schedule will be unacceptable. On-site dental hygienist services shall not be required during weekends, during CENTER holidays, or during the break periods - Perform preliminary oral examination; take bitewing and periodical X- Rays; - Perform prophies, scale and root plane; - Oral hygiene instructions including chair-side counseling on brushing, flossing and nutrition; - Education on hazards and risks of smokeless tobacco; - Process own instruments and tray set-ups; - Chart documentation (existing restorations, missing teeth, lesions), and; - Classifying occlusion - Work closely with the Wellness Director (WD) and Center Dentist(s) to ensure the previously listed services are provided to job corps trainees. - Collect data and prepare reports as required by the Center Director and/or the Department of Labor. - Cooperate with Corporate and Regional Office Center Assessments. - Maintain the accuracy and confidentiality of all required oral health and wellness records when they are in the subcontractor’s presence. - Provide support to the students in acquiring the oral health-related skills, knowledge, and attitudes that will make them employable. - Promote opportunities for the students to practice the skills that will help make them employable. - Comply with Job Corps infection control policies and procedures.
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