Working conditions for dental hygienists in the US are sometimes less than ideal. Most dental hygienists work as at-will, part-time employees. These employees don’t usually have access to the same benefits and job security as full-time employees. For us, this type of insecurity goes hand-in-hand with the job title and we accept it as it …
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Practicing as a foreign-trained dental hygienist in Switzerland is still possible, just be prepared for a long and frustrating path to licensure.
Understanding local customs and culture is crucial for aspiring international dental hygienists.
After you land a a job overseas, the next step is finding a place to live. In parts of Europe, such as Germany, having a permanent address near to your place of work is a requirement for your residency permit. So, considering how crucial it is to find property abroad, how can we make sure …
Check out this American hygienist working internationally in Italy!
Working abroad as a hygienist can be a lot like working in North America.
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