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Updated: 12 Feb 2012

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Job: Dental Hygienist

Median Commission by Degree/Major Subject

Degree/Major Subject	National Commission Data	$0	$1.4K	$2.8K	$4.2K
Associate of Applied Science (AAS), Dental Hygiene	$2,464
Associate's Degree	$2,464
Bachelor's Degree	$4,175
Country: United States \| Currency: USD \| Updated: 12 Feb 2012 \| Individuals Reporting: 4

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Job Listings for Dental Hygienist Jobs

Posted	Job Title	Company	Job Location
Dec 29	Dental Hygienist	Neibauer Dental Care	Washington, Virginia
	Neibauer Dental Care is seeking a dedicated, professional and patient focused hygienist professional for... Keywords: Hygienist, Dental Hygienist, Hygiene... Indeed
Dec 29	DENTAL HYGIENISTS - Training Available	Career Choice Network
	Dental Hygienist! Dental Hygienists play an integral part in the oral health profession. Skilled dental... need someone like you. Dental Hygienist Requirements... Indeed
Jan 23	Dental Hygienist	Wexford Health Sources	Robinson, Illinois
	dental x-rays Accurately records services in the medical record of the patient and classify dental conditions utilizing APHA standards Screens for dental... Indeed
Jan 20	Dental Hygienist	EMail	Fargo, North Dakota
	Dental Hygienist Progressive, hi-tech practice seeking a full time hygienist Mon-Thurs 7a-4:30p. Must have... resume to: Melinda Harr Dental, 1509 32 Av S., Fargo... Indeed

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Dental Hygienist - (City withheld for privacy), Texas, United States

I would like to tell my story. I have been greatly depressed, confused and in denial for the past month over my situation. I have to tell a little bit of history first. I worked for a dentist for 5 years. I liked my job there, but I did want a little more flexibility to come in my near future. In the meantime, I had a friend call me to substitute for her office, they had a hygienist out on maternity leave. I went to help them out. Right away I was offered a job working two days only, bec...

Posted in I Was Fired on 24 Jul 2007

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Dental Hygienist - (City withheld for privacy), Colorado, United States

First of all to be a certified Dental Hygienist, gives a person numerous of opportunities to raise awareness to the community and to inform patients of the importance of oral hygiene also to be able to prevent oral disease and bone. Most importantly to help lower the risk of oral cancer and informing patients of preventative alternatives.

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