Looking for immediate help in Malmstrom AFB, Montana

[Heidi Arndt]

We are looking for a Dental Lab Technician for work at the Malmstrom Air Force Base in beautiful Montana!

We are looking for professionals with the following qualifications:

Knowledge is mandatory of: oral anatomy and physiology; inorganic
chemistry; metallurgy fundamentals; dental laboratory technology; dental material physical and chemical properties; dental laboratory equipment and maintenance; sterile techniques; and administration.


This position is for a negotiable contract period from 6 months to 1 year. This contract can be extended for additional years.

Compensation is competitive and negotiable. The position includes medical benefits.

The successful candidate will be treating the men and women of the United States military stationed in and around this military installation.

This is a position with an exclusive military contractor and needed to fill immediate need as previous candidate had to vacate due to family health issues.

We have only 24-36 hours to submit a suitable candidate! Please email me a copy of your resume and your contact information if you're interested in pursuing further information! [email protected], or you can call me at 972-408-7464.

Regards!

Heidi Arndt
Progeny Human Resource Solutions

 

[wwcanoer]

don't want to sound rude , but this doesn't sound like a dental tech position as we define it, more like a teaching job. will this position actually have the candidate construct crowns, bridges, partials, dentures, etc.?? guess what is throwing me is the need for organic chemistry. . .

good luck

 

[Heidi Arndt]

Thank you for your question! Yes, this will have the candidate doing all of the above. The organic chemistry is a reference to the education of the candidate more than anything else. (My understanding is that this is covered by most, if not all, programs as it pertains to this field.) Please note that I am not a Dental Lab Technician and am only writing what I've been told by my client and other potential candidates that I've interviewed for this position.

 

[Timmy]

you guys hiring foregner who cant speak english well?


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[2thm8kr]

you guys hiring foregner who cant speak english well?


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You speak English better than most around here.

 

[Andrew Priddy]

you guys hiring foregner who cant speak english well?


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If you can spel the wordl English correctly, you can definitely speak it well enough

 

[Heidi Arndt]

you guys hiring foregner who cant speak english well?


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My client doesn't sponsor Visas, but with regards to English, you would appear to speak English far better than many of the "native speakers" I've come into contact with. Do you require sponsorship?

 

[Timmy]

If you can spel the wordl English correctly, you can definitely speak it well enough

I can spell Engilsh well I thnik, But I cna't spaek Egnilsh. Waht do you thnik?

 

[Heidi Arndt]

LOL... I saw it and looked over the obvious spelling errors. I somehow doubt that spelling English correctly equates to speaking properly... My previous statement that the way he phrased his question as being better written than those of some of his peers remains true.

If anyone is truly interested in this position, please feel free to reach out to me!

 

[Heidi Arndt]

you guys hiring foregner who cant speak english well?


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Let me know if you're interested in the position and we can discuss further.

 

[Timmy]

Let me know if you're interested in the position and we can discuss further.

I'm looking for my job in US, but not now. Also I can't work without Visa sponsorship in US.(I don't wanna illegal alien. )
Sorry but thanks.

 

[Heidi Arndt]

I appreciate your candor. I wish you the best of luck in your pursuit!