What is Dental Assisting?
Dental assisting is one of the fastest-growing occupations. Dental assistants work as part of a dental team, providing direct patient care and administrative support to ensure the smooth operation of a dental office. Their responsibilities often include tasks like taking X-rays, mixing filling materials, and educating patients on oral hygiene.
Average Earnings in Idaho: $19 - $20/hour
Cost of Program - $3,495 FREE with the use of Idaho Advanced Opportunities Funding
NIC Workforce Training Center Dental Assistant Program (In-Person Training)
Perfect for those new to the dental field and ready to start a hands-on, patient-focused career.
• In-person classes at the NIC Workforce Training Center
• Learn chairside skills, radiography, infection control & more
• Fast, job-ready training for a high-demand profession
• Idaho LAUNCH funding available for eligible students
This program will prepare you to sit for the American Medical Technologists (AMT) Registered Dental Assistant (RDA) certification exam.
Learn about the Dental Assistant Programs at North Idaho College.
Questions about this program or other programs available through Advanced Opportunities, contact heather@kootenaibridgeacademy.org