Dental Care Burke Hires New Dental Assistant: Zakia Mahmoodi
Jan 30, 2017
Dr. Bernard Lynch, DMD, FAGD hires new dental assistant, Zakia Mahmoodi, to join the dedicated team at Dental Care Burke.
Burke, United States - January 30, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Dental Care Burke, a full-service dental facility with comprehensive, state-of-the-art equipment, and staff dedicated to the long-term overall health and comfort of all clinic patients, this week officially announced the hiring of a new Dental Assistant: Zakia Mahmoodi.
Having been a Dental Assistant since 2009, Mahmoodi is bringing years of experience assisting efficiently during a variety of dental treatment procedures.
“I am always looking for passionate staff. If they are passionate, and dedicated, and do their job well, that is what the team here at Dental Care Burke is built of. Zakia is a welcomed addition,“ said Dr. Bernard Lynch, Founder and Owner of Dental Care Burke.
Dr. Lynch founded Dental Care Burke with a modern approach to oral care. He takes a holistic approach to dental health, making sure that all possible problems are addressed and assessed before they contribute to a more costly dental procedure. To do this, Dr. Lynch takes care to stay up with the latest technology and dentistry advances. He networks with top organizations, groups, and colleagues in the dental industry to always stay ahead of the innovation curve.
Dental Care Burke provides general dentistry services, as well as cosmetic dentistry services that include dental veneers, smile design service, dental implants, zoom teeth whitening, and the list goes on.
“We are proud to announce the official hiring of Zakia Mahmoodi, and look forward to our productive collaboration and development in upcoming months,” said Dr. Lynch.
Mahmoodi graduated from Chantilly High School with a passion for providing dental patients with the best experience possible. She has expressed great excitement for working amidst the Dental Care Burke operation.
About Dental Care Burke
Dental Care Burke founder and owner, Dr. Bernard Lynch, DMD, FAGD graduated from the illustrious Tufts University School of Dental Medicine. Dr. Lynch completed course work in comprehensive dentistry with Dr. Frank Spear of Spear Education, as well as, advanced dentistry studies with Peter E. Dawson. Dr. Lynch has also spent hours of extensive advanced training with the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, additional advanced dentistry training with the LD Pankey Institute, and was selected in association of the top graduates to finish comprehensive dentistry residency training at Hampton Virginia Veterans Administration Medical Center. Dr. Bernard Lynch is a member of the Northern VA Dental Society, was named by the Northern Virginia Magazine as one of Northern Virginia’s “Top Dentists” in 2009 and 2011, qualified for accreditation with the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, and became a Fellow with the Academy of General Dentistry.
Contact Info:
Name: Dr. Bernard Lynch
Organization: Dental Care Burke - Dr. Bernard Lynch
Address: 9239 Old Keene Mill Rd, Burke, 22015 United States
Phone: +1-703-596-1555
For more information, please visit http://www.dentalcareburke.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 165588
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