
Roi Rekrytering Sverige AB · Malmö
Are you a dental hygienist who loves combining clinical expertise with education and wants to make a global impact on oral health? We’re now looking for a Clini...
Are you a dental hygienist who loves combining clinical expertise with education and wants to make a global impact on oral health?
We’re now looking for a Clinical & Education Advisor to join our Communication & Education Team in Malmö.
At TePe, we’re committed to advancing oral health worldwide and we take pride in improving people’s well being, starting with our own co workers. Join us on our journey to become a science driven thought leader!
What will you be working with?
As a Clinical & Education Advisor, you will play a key role in developing and executing TePe’s global education plan. You will create impactful, evidence-based educational materials and help position TePe as a leading expert in oral health.
You will work closely with internal teams and external stakeholders to deliver high-quality education, strengthen professional relationships, and help increase product recommendation rates worldwide.
Key responsibilities
Develop educational materials in collaboration with Marketing and global markets.
Plan and deliver educational activities, training, and lectures for internal and external audiences.
Support markets in building local networks with dental professionals.
Promote global partnerships to build local engagement and strengthen professional credibility.
Provide clinical expertise to stakeholders and contribute to product innovation.
Review marketing and product documentation to ensure scientific accuracy.
Represent TePe at international events and congressses.
This position includes some planned travel, so we are looking for someone who is flexible and open to international travelling, including attending dental trade fairs and visiting customers.
This role requires that you are based at our head office in Malmö with possibility to work from home 1-2 days per week in agreement with the manager and team.
Who are you?
You have strong communication and presentation skills, as well as the ability to translate clinical knowledge into commercial value. You have a passion for linking scientific evidence to your clinical experience and enjoy spreading the word about the importance of prevention and oral health.
You are confident in building relationships and enjoy working collaboratively as part of a team.
It’s an extra plus if you have experience from a specialist practice within periodontology.
Qualified Dental Hygienist with several years of clinical experience
Fluent in English, both written and spoken; Swedish is considered a strong advantage
Strong communication and presentation skills
Why join TePe?
Fast, stable growth & opportunities: As a rapidly expanding company, we seek dedicated people who want to grow with us and make a real impact.
Learning never stops: We invest in personal and professional growth through mentorship, training, and career progression.
Collaboration at our core: At TePe, science meets creativity in a knowledge-sharing environment where teamwork drives innovation.
Sustainability and health are at the heart of everything we do. From our products to our workplace, we take a holistic approach – creating a better future for people, their smiles, and the planet.
TePe Oral Hygiene Products, founded by the Eklund family in 1965, is an international company headquartered in Malmö, Sweden. TePe has around 520 employees and reported a turnover of MSEK 1,407 in 2024. Based on sustainable innovation and the vision to bring healthy smiles for life, TePe offers a complete range of high-quality self-care solutions, developed in partnership with the dental profession. Marketed by subsidiaries, sales and marketing offices in Singapore, Japan and Turkey, and business creators in more than 80 countries, TePe’s oral health products are available through dental practices, pharmacies, e-tail, and retail. All development and manufacturing take place in Malmö.
For more information, visit www.tepe.com
How to apply
You are warmly welcome to submit your application via the link provided in this advertisement. We kindly ask you to submit your application in English.
We will begin the selection process in week 32, and we will contact you at that time with further information.
For this recruitment TePe is partnering up with ROI Rekrytering.
For further questions please contact Senior Consultant Lisa Alsterberg at lisa.alsterberg@roirekrytering or 073-394 15 05
All information is handled confidentially in accordance with Roi Rekrytering integrity policy as well as the new data protection act, GDPR. This means that we can only process applications coming through the applications system. Thank you for your understanding.
Assessment tools
To find the best fit for both you and us, we use assessments from Alva Labs These science-based tools help us understand your potential beyond the CV. They make the selection process fairer and help us identify who is most likely to succeed and grow in the role. These assessments are carried out by the candidates TePe will meet for an interview.
Background Check
As part of our recruitment process, a background check is conducted on the final candidate before employment is confirmed. The check may include verification of employment history, education, professional qualifications, financial records, legal status, and the right to work.
The background check is conducted through an external provider. All checks are carried out with the candidate’s consent and in accordance with applicable laws and data protection regulations.
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