Rachel Wall, RDH

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Interview questions that dentists forget to ask
If you're a dentist looking to hire a new hygienist, Rachel Wall, RDH, has a few questions that you need to ask at your next interview.
February 12, 2020
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Dental Hygiene
Interview questions that hygienists forget to ask
If you're a hygienist looking for a new job, Rachel Wall, RDH, has a few questions that you need to ask at your next interview.
February 11, 2020
2020 02 11 23 56 7106 Wall Rachel 20200211230326
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