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I am currently looking to fill a few positions here at the lab. I am looking for 1 or two experienced metal people, and 1 or 2 Ceramists as well. Ill give you a quick rundown.
I have the largest dental lab in RI, and one of the top 5 labs (size and volume) in Southern New England. We have a pretty expensive client list, and are known for our Implant work and digital relationships. We are, however, a full service (no ortho) laboratory, with a busy workload. Our workflow is shifting rapidly towards all ceramic restorations, but we still do a fair amount of pfm work, as well as quite a few overdenture restorations, hybrids, and copy mill cases.
Currently, I am short staffed in C&B, where the duties include metal finishing, abutment prep, bar OD design/finishing, and some light waxing. Attachment knowledge is a bonus, but can be taught with time.
Ceramics is also a place where I am lacking. I am looking for people with a head on their shoulders, who understand what the demands are of a commercial laboratory striving to do quality work. I am not looking for a boutique ceramist who has trouble with 3-4 units of work a day. We currently work with eMax, Creation (both for pfm and ZR),and I have some GC One Body for select posterior work. We mill and press in house, so design concerns are addressed, and I try to simplify workloads as much as possible. You should be able to handle 10-12 units of work per day, ranging from building pfms to S&G eMax.
All salaries are negotiable based on experience and abilities, I offer full benefit packages as well as 401k and profit sharing plans.
Feel free to message me here, or email [email protected] for more info or to send a resume.
Thanks.
I have the largest dental lab in RI, and one of the top 5 labs (size and volume) in Southern New England. We have a pretty expensive client list, and are known for our Implant work and digital relationships. We are, however, a full service (no ortho) laboratory, with a busy workload. Our workflow is shifting rapidly towards all ceramic restorations, but we still do a fair amount of pfm work, as well as quite a few overdenture restorations, hybrids, and copy mill cases.
Currently, I am short staffed in C&B, where the duties include metal finishing, abutment prep, bar OD design/finishing, and some light waxing. Attachment knowledge is a bonus, but can be taught with time.
Ceramics is also a place where I am lacking. I am looking for people with a head on their shoulders, who understand what the demands are of a commercial laboratory striving to do quality work. I am not looking for a boutique ceramist who has trouble with 3-4 units of work a day. We currently work with eMax, Creation (both for pfm and ZR),and I have some GC One Body for select posterior work. We mill and press in house, so design concerns are addressed, and I try to simplify workloads as much as possible. You should be able to handle 10-12 units of work per day, ranging from building pfms to S&G eMax.
All salaries are negotiable based on experience and abilities, I offer full benefit packages as well as 401k and profit sharing plans.
Feel free to message me here, or email [email protected] for more info or to send a resume.
Thanks.
