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- 2. Dental nurse cover letter sample 1 Dear Mr Jackson I write to apply for the position of Dental Nurse with Toothy Towers. My most recent position with the Gramble Dentistry Group enabled me to complete my traineeship in a busy, yet supportive, environment. I completed my Certificate III and IV in Dental Assisting, while working alongside highly experienced dentists, Dr Raymond Smile and Dr Gilian Gramble. I consistently impressed Dr Smile and Dr Gamble with my client-focused approach, and my ability to make patients feel comfortable and confident during their treatment. I found it especially enjoyable working with younger patients who felt vulnerable and nervous about their first appointments. I completed my Certificate qualifications through reputable training college, Dental Nursing Australia. I was able to prove my skills both through coursework and in the surgery in our daily experiences with patient dental issues. My studies and practical experience have enabled me to process reusable instruments and equipment, complying with infection control policies; prepare for and assist with oral health care procedures in a theatre environment; assist with dental radiography; apply general anaesthesia and first aid; and assist in administration. I am available to meet with you to discuss the position in greater detail and I look forward to hearing from you. Cover letter sample Yours sincerely Mark Dixon
- 3. Dental nurse cover letter sample 2 Dear Mr Jackson I would like to express my interest in vacant position of a Dental Nurse at Smile Clinic that you have advertised on your website. I am a competent and experienced dental nurse with over five years of practical experience working in two separate dental facilities. Please find my resume enclosed herewith. Understanding the fact that most patients are terrified of a dentist’s chair, I make it a point to concentrate on patient comfort and care before anything else. I am aware of the fact that a comfortable patient will automatically create a relaxed environment for the dentist to work in. My skills as a dental nurse include; setting up and preparing the surgery in accordance to the type of procedure that is to be performed, testing autoclave before the start of each procedure and preparing necessary instruments. Working in this profession for half a decade, I gained strong expertise in most chair-side procedures and the need for hygienic disposal of clinical waste. My attributes further include ability to look after the clerical aspect of the facility by managing appointments and patient data. I will be happy to provide you with references and any other additional data you may need to support my application. I intend to call your office to set a date for an interview and will be available at 20-7625-9877 if you need to speak to me in the interim. Thank you for your time and consideration. Cover letter sample Yours sincerely Mark Dixon
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