willing to go to surrounding areas.  need a job!! will be available for work in june!!! am a dental tech. with lots of experiance & a very hard worker w/great references!!!!! use dto work for 1 of the top labs in the country before moving to w. branch.
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write to all the dental practises in your targeted area enclosing your CV plus a personnel introduction letter from your last dentist employer... this never fails especially if he/she knows your new employer. that is if you are everything you have told us here of course.
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I just finished a dental assistant course and hopefully will go back to school in a few years to become a dental hygienist.  I hear the pay is good in certain states.  Also, you have to be sure, wherever you are, that there is a high demand on the career of your choice, unless you're willing to relocate.  I love the dental field and am looking forward to continuing my education.  Good luck.
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Your best bet is to get sum1 to check up on the residential area where u would be working from and then the malls n movies can come later.\n\nFirst get a roof over ure head!!!
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Yes, there are plenty of high tech jobs being created all over NYS.  We have a new technology park being built in Upstate right now, that AMD is looking into, as well as some of the other chip and component manufacturers.  Actually, NY held the title in technology for many years with the likes of Smith-Corona, Monarch Machine Tool, National Cash Register, and many others.  The NYC area also has a lot of positions available but many of them are more related to network type positions, and repairs.  Keep in mind that a single BR flat in NYC will run between 1500 and 3k a month plus utilities.  Upstate you can get a whole house for that and many times even less.  Hope this helps
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Not too bad, some of my friends work for Schlumberger, but it depends on what your job is exactly. If its a basic entry level field engineer you may find that it is quite tough as of the current climate at the moment. In a month expect to be working more than 14 days and not having too much time off. As the oil price is very high, most companies are very busy and thus are the people. Its a great time to get started as you progress much quicker than expected.  Depending on your qualifications, if you have a degree go into M/LWD or if not go into Wireline. Both jobs are good although wireline is a bit more stressful if things are not going to plan. If you want you can email me and I can suggest which companies to apply to.
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Chattanooga is booming with jobs in the medical field.  In fact, to get started you could contact one of these temp agencies.  Medical Office Personnel, or Allied Staffing.  They both have websites, but I don't have the url.  Both companies are great, they were my clients for a long time when I worked at the newspaper.  You could look there too.  www.tfponline.com\n\nGood luck!
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You may want to try a local university or college in your area.  Many times they have dental students who do a lot of work and it is generaly a good thing because the instructors are on hand as well.  Sometimes you can get quality care.\nGood Luck Health Care Does Break Your Bank
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The potential for that field is anywhere in the US. It just depends on what's available at the time and whether his qualifications meet the needs of the company. If you like the Southwest, does his languages include Spanish? Albuquerque and Santa Fe NM are nice.
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Sounds great! I wish you luck. I was thinking on similar lines myself. You think these contractors would take in former non-US army personnel? Send me details if you come across any please.
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I don't know of any websites, but I can tell you about my experience working with dentists and dental labs.\nThe dr.'s want efficiency. They want you to answer their questions quickly and kindly when they call. They want you to know what you are talking about and to correct any problems they may be having. They are generally too busy to fool around. And there's almost always patients calling to ask when such and such is going to be ready. They just want to product to be there and be done correctly.I think as long as you do those things, they will keep using your lab. Oh, and the quality of the lab's work has to be very good, too!!
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Maybe open pre paid paralegal services. I kow im lookg for a job too and i am in riverside.
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Dear Curly\nNow that the job market is finally looking up, it's the perfect time to seek out new opportunities. This spring you need to shake off that "lucky I even have a job" mentality, polish up your resume, and explore your career options! There are fun, flexible, fantastic jobs out there just waiting for someone like you!\nNow, get out there and pound the pavement. Beat on some doors until you latch onto that incredible dream job you always wanted! \n(I heard the Chicago area is a great place to promote tourism? Or, just look in the yellow pages uner Associations to find the union that interests you.)\n-Bryce
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Check your local area for a 'College of Dentistry and/or 'Dental Hygienists'. Schools are usually looking for patients for their students to practice on. The appointment time will last longer than a fully-trained Dentist, however there is usually little or no charge. The student will also be under the guidance of their instructor, so no, you won't be left with someone 'unqualified'. Good luck!
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Good Luck! I am a master dive and I can't find work!\nPlus, I live in Clearwater, FL.
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Yeah stay away from Lilly (private dental school) go to think pinks office(Public Dental School).\n\nOn Second thought  who said you need bleaching at all?\n\nPROVE ME WRONG
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Boy, get that job. Go union. Good luck
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It takes something pretty serious to keep you from passing the screening. I'm seriously anemic and they still approved me to come here. I think a lot of it has to do with where your going. Our hospital here in Naples doesn't even have a Intensive Care Unit, I think it's a forty something bed hospital, so anybody with anything that is too bad, they wouldn't send somewhere like this. My biggest problem for the overseas screening was the dental. I actually had to have a lot of work done on my mouth! But that kind worked out for the best for me....I got braces and the Military is paying for them one hundred percent because I live overseas! I'm seen on base here for both medical and dental.As a dependent ( My husband is the active duty member ) over the age of 19, our dental insurance through the military in the States wouldn't cover anything for braces. And remember that when you go in for your screening, you'll see a military dentist for your dental screening, but if you have anything they want fixed before you go ( Wisdom teeth pulled, cavities filled, etc... ) they'll make you go to a civilian dentist to have it done, so you'll hav to pay whatever the insurance doesn't.