A Career As A Dental Nurse

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My childhood unleashed a desire. A desire of dressing up and playing with pretend medical instruments which soon flourished into using real surgical instruments as a dental nurse. My love for the health field combined with my compassionate manner lead me to become a carer and now into a more specific interest as a Operation Department Practitioner; and in the future a plastic surgery assistant.
After moving to Australia in 2008 I discovered my adoration for working within the health field whilst completing my final years of schooling and throughout my experience operating as a dental nurse for a year and six months. Having worked as a dental nurse, I believe that having the ability to help patients through the traumatic experience of surgery; allows me to combine my knowledgeable interest in the health sector with my characteristically caring nature. Researching the occupation and speaking to people that have experience within this field has allowed me to see that the skills I have developed from my experiences as a dental assistant will be great use within the role of an Oper...

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