MrSlops

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r/DentalHygiene•

For a good while I've had the desire to switch careers, having worked in web development & design for most of my life, and of all the options I've felt the most calling towards doing is something in a medical field - above all being a dental hygienist (something about the process appeals to me, as well as being able to do something helpful for people 1on1)

One advantage I foresee is that I could do the education while maintaining my current job, and then take on being a RDH as a part-time venture to supplement my income at the beginning (and transition to making it my only career once I'm ready and have found a decent place to work at)

The kicker is I'm in my 40s; so I have to be mindful o

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