Are you interested in pursuing a career in Dental Assisting? Country Doctor Community Health Centers has an exciting opportunity for you! We are sponsoring an outstanding candidate by covering 100% of their tuition for a 30-day training program at Washington Academy General Dentistry in Sea-Tac, WA. This program is perfect for individuals who are dedicated to making Dental Assisting their career and want to a part of our amazing dental team!

If you’re interested in the Dental Assistant program, here are some questions and answers that might help:

– Is the program available online or done remotely? The program is 100% in-person, allowing for hands-on training in a state-of-the-art dental facility.

– Do I need to work for Country Doctor CHC to apply? Nope! Anyone from the community is welcome to apply, regardless of employment status with CDCHC.

– What if I have no experience in dental work? No problem! The program is designed to give you a solid foundation in Dental Assisting, and our experienced dentists and staff will provide ongoing training.

– How much will need to pay out of pocket? Great news – CDCHC will cover 100% of the tuition for selected candidates, and you’ll also receive a $500 stipend to use as you wish.

– Can I refer someone to the program, and if they are selected would I qualify to receive the referral bonus? If you’re a current CDCHC employee, you can receive a $500 referral bonus once the candidate completes their first 90 days.

– How do I apply? If you’re interested in applying, please emaildentalassistantprogram@cdchc.org. We’ll vet all candidates and selected candidates will move on to the interview process. Good luck!

This opportunity is open to all members of the community, so please share it with anyone you know who may be interested. If you’re ready to take the first step towards a rewarding career in Dental Assisting, email dentalassistantprogram@cdchc.org to express your interest. Our program leads will contact you with instructions for the next steps. We encourage you to act fast as we anticipate a high level of interest in this program. Please share the program flyer attached!

Please also take a moment to visit WA AGD website to learn more about their program! Link here, https://washingtonagd.org/.

General questions can also be directed to the dentalassistantprogram@cdchc.org email, and @Jonnathan J Mejia, Dental Director or @Eduardo “Wally” Aguilar, Recruiter will respond as soon as possible.

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ESD also declined to share details about how or when the agency detected the alleged fraud.

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