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"Don White" wrote in message
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Harry Krause wrote:
o-worker. Etc.


Maybe you should hire one as a dental assistant.

Or at least start her off as a receptionist....then if she's willing,
provide support to help her advance.

Oddly, most receptionists start off as dental assistants and choose to
move
to the front office...not the other way around.



That is true of my denist's office.

I have to pay my assistant more than my front office. Assistants are in
higher demand.

My denitst's front office people were once his assistants.......I think they
made the move when they got married / had kids......he was more flexible WRT
time off etc.......plus, they act as a backup when his assistant calls in
sick.