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ONE OF THE MOST REWARDING THINGS about a career in dental hygiene is the flexibility. Whether that means working hours that accommodate your family, or making the transition from clinical to corporate, dental hygiene represents a unique platform of skills and opportunities. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics, employment of dental hygienists is expected to grow much faster than average for all occupations through 2014, ranking among the fastest growing occupations. As demand for dental care continues to grow, you need to be informed about how to navigate your career path. In the Modern Hygienist Professional Center you will find resources that can unlock the door to new options, sharpen interview skills, and connect you with the dream job you’ve been waiting for.

Get published

Pick your passion and get to work. That’s how one hygienist reached her dream of writing books and magazine articles.

Is RDHAP for me? 

One hygienist’s account of pursuing alternative practice.

Rep for a company

Who knows products better than you do? Take that knowledge and put it to work as a sales representative. One hygienist shares her story and advice.

Escape the rut

If you’re unhappy at your practice, with no relief in sight, it’s probably time for a change.

Temporary insanity

How to avoid the pitfalls of temping.

Pounding the pavement

When it comes to the job hunt, we all need a little guidance.


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Looking to take your interviewing skills to the next level? Check out these books at www.barnesandnoble.com

Resume Magic: Trade Secrets of a Professional Resume Writer, by Susan Britton Whitcomb. Chock-full of useful before-and-after examples that help you find your style, this book has been reviewed as the “gold standard” in resume guides.

Cover Letters That Knock ‘em Dead, by Martin Yate. Perfect for anyone who’s ever wondered just what’s supposed to go in a cover letter anyway, this book provides both examples and suggestions for when to use them to their full effect.

Get the Interview Every Time: Fortune 500 Hiring Professionals’ Tips for Writing Winning Resumes and Cover Letters, by Brenda Greene. The author discovers some interesting facts about what top bosses are looking for.

301 Smart Answers to Tough Interview Questions, by Vicky Oliver. This book goes beyond “What are your strengths?” and provides helpful hints to answering real (and real odd!) questions would-be employers might ask.


 
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