CE Details: The format of this lecture is a recorded video webinar. This electronically delivered self-instructional program is designated for 2 hours of CE credit by Embrasure Space. AGD Subject Code: 550.
Synopsis:
Finding your FIRST dental job is difficult. Where do I look? How much should I get paid? Will the owner dentist support me? There are three steps to the process that all young dentists need to embrace–finding a job, assessing the job and maximizing success as a new associate. This online CE course will help you with all of that and more!
Educational Objectives:
Review “red flags” most dental applicants do not notice because they are somewhat desperate.
How to tell if the compensation package is reasonable.
Where to look for a dental date (job) when it seems like all the good ones are taken.
Things an applicant can do to stand out in the dental dating world.
Speaker Bio:
Dr. Paul Goodman is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine. Paul has been practicing dentistry for over 10 years and works with his brother in two locations in Mercer County, NJ. In addition to private practice, he teaches dental residents at Albert Einstein Medical Center as well as lectures to dentists on placing and restoring dental implants. Paul is also a part of the United Dental Brokers of America team. He has purchased three dental practices and is looking forward to sharing his personal experience with the transition process. He works well with retiring dentists in managing the expectation of their patients and team members during the transition process.
Disclosures: The speaker declared no disclosures. This speaker nor any member of his family have a financial arrangement or affiliation with a corporate organization offering financial support for this continuing dental education program. The speaker has no financial arrangement with any product or service mentioned in this course.
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