We’re looking for experienced dental professionals to join our team as QIP Dental Assessors in response to increased demand for dental accreditation assessments. This contractor role involves conducting desktop assessments, allowing you to work remotely and flexibly—making it ideal for fitting around existing professional or personal commitments. If you’re a dentist, dental assistant or hygienist seeking meaningful, non-clinic work that draws on your experience, this is a unique opportunity to make an impact—outside the clinic.
What does a Dental Assessor do?
As a QIP Private Dental Assessor, you’ll support the delivery and improvement of safe, high-quality dental care by:
- Assessing practice submissions for accreditation
- Evaluating documentation and evidence against national standards including National Safety and Quality Primary and Community Healthcare Standards (Primary and Community Healthcare Standards)
- Providing constructive feedback and identifying areas for improvement
- Collaborating with the QIP team – all from the comfort of your own home.
This is non-clinic work that values your real-world experience and attention to detail.
Why join QIP?
Competitive hourly rate
Remote and flexible – choose work that fits your schedule
No prior assessor experience needed – full training provided
Make an impact – help shape safer, better dental care
Supportive team – be part of a national network of professionals
Eligibility requirements
To be eligible, applicants must:
- Have at least 5 years’ experience in a dental setting (e.g. dental assistant, hygienist, nurse, or dentist)
- Have 3+ years of experience in private dental practice
- Understand accreditation standards such as Primary and Community Healthcare Standards (or be willing to learn)
- Have an active ABN and Professional indemnity insurance
- Demonstrate strong skills in communication, documentation, and critical thinking
- Be able to work independently and manage assessment tasks online
- Hold health management, clinical or other relevant qualifications and/or have relevant dental health sector experience
- Have experience in the primary and community healthcare sector, and the capability to assess services against a range of standards using a suitable mix of skills and knowledge.
Note: No prior assessor experience required – we’ll provide comprehensive training.
Frequently Asked Questions
Join us an a QIP Dental Assessor
If you’re ready to take your dental expertise to the next level as an assessor, we’d love to hear from you. Simply complete the form below or reach out to our Workforce Management team on 1300 362 111 or email workforcemanagement@qip.com.au.
Complaints
QIP welcomes feedback, positive or negative as part of our continuous quality improvement process.
Complaints about the assessor or auditor training program, onboarding process or eLearning will be accepted either verbally or in writing. Click here to lodge a complaint at any time.
To ensure all aspects of a complaint can be accurately investigated, it is preferred that all formal complaints are received in writing, either electronically or in hard copy. QIP will acknowledge within two business days of receipt of your complaint, and confirm with you QIP’s complaints management procedure.