Position Summary: A full time, exempt position responsible for providing oral health services, preventive and dental care in a community health center setting to all age groups. Care is provided in accordance with State of Montana licensure and professional scope of practice. Applies diagnostic and therapeutic dental services to Bullhook Community Health Center patients while making reasonable and sound assessments and treatment plans within the scope of the Community Health Center dental program. Works as part of a primary care team with Health Center staff, providers, and other community dental care providers.
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Bullhook Community Health Center provides high quality, compassionate care for all people in our community and region. If you are passionate about helping people, we would like to talk to you. Fill in the contact information below and attach your resume to apply!
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Registered Dental Hygienist
Job Overview: Responsible for the direct provision of oral hygiene and appropriate preventive services to dental patients of the center. The Registered Dental Hygienist will also be responsible for providing appropriate oral health information to individuals and groups. Bullhook CHC is a National Health Service Corp Provider designated site.
Chronic Care Management
Job Overview: Individual will be responsible for assisting medical providers in the management of high risk, chronic illness patients to promote effective education, self-management support and timely healthcare delivery to achieve optimal quality and financial outcomes. Responsibilities include coordinating patient care to improve quality of care through the efficient use of resources and thereby enhancing quality, cost-effective outcomes. Acts as an advocate for the individual’s healthcare needs, and coordinates care to minimize the fragmentation of health care delivery systems. This position is committed to the constant pursuit of excellence in improving the health status of the community.
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Benefits
- National Health Services Corp (NHSC) Student Loan Repayment Program
- Employer Paid Health Insurance
- HSA
- Flexible Spending Account
- Simple IRA
- Vacation
- 6.67 hours/month for the first 2 years
- 10 hours/month from start of year 3-6
- 13.33 hours/month from start of year 7-10
- 16.67 hours/month from start of 11th year and after
- Sick Leave
- 4 hours/month for the first six months
- 8 hours/month after the first six months
- Holidays – 8 days/year (prorated for less than full-time)
- AFLAC Insurance Available
- Employee Discount on services
- Employer Paid Life Insurance
- Dental & Vision Insurance Options
Find Your Home In Havre
Planted along U.S. Highway 2 on the Hi-Line in north central Montana, Havre is about 35 miles south of the Canadian border. With a population of more than 9,000, Havre is the eighth-largest city in Big Sky Country. Havre is also the county seat of Hill County – named after James J. Hill, a railroad tycoon who built the railroad in the area.
Hill County has an abundance of wheat fields and sprawling prairies – and the railroad and Milk River come right through Havre. The area encompasses trails, dinosaur digs, historical tours, a mall, a movie theatre, a variety of restaurants and breweries, and Montana State University Northern. Havre is also famous for being a great spot to see the Northern Lights – or the Aurora Borealis.
Hill County Beaver Creek Park is located 11 miles south of Havre MT. The Park covers over 10,000 acres and frames 17 miles of Secondary Highway 234: Beaver Creek Highway. Established in 1916, it is the largest county park in the United States.
Beaver Creek Park is open year-round to all individuals for recreation and conservation purposes. Camping, fishing, picnicking, wildlife viewing, sightseeing, hiking, skiing, and many other outdoor recreational activities are encouraged. Bear Paw Ski Area is also located in Beaver Creek Park for families to enjoy on the weekends, including a ski lift! www.bcpark.org
Originally called “Bullhook Bottoms,” French settlers renamed the city Havre – after Le Havre, France. Now, the original Bullhook Bottoms can be viewed in the historical underground tour, “Beneath the Streets.” Proud of our region’s history, Native American culture is also a central component, with Fort Belknap Indian Reservation to the east and Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservation to the southwest. Locals and tourists enjoy a variety of powwows in the summer months, as well as other Native American cultural experiences.
As the Hi-Line’s medical and business center, Havre continues to provide opportunities for the people of the region through jobs, healthcare, and commerce. Bullhook Community Health Center contributes to this boosted economy – and we can’t think of a better place to call home.
Interested in learning more about living in Havre? Our friends at the Havre Chamber of Commerce have more on the Havre experience.