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14. From Athlete to RDH: Kevin's Journey
In this episode of Spit It Out, host Meg interviews Kevin, a registered dental hygienist, who shares his journey into the field of dental hygiene, including his transition from physical therapy, his experiences in dental hygiene education, and the importance of self-care. Kevin discusses the unique role of RDHAP in California, the impact of athleticism on his work ethic, and the significance of collaboration between hygienists and dentists. He also emphasizes the need for greater autonomy in the profession and shares insights on being a male hygienist in a predominantly female field. The conversation concludes with Kevin's goals for the future and his commitment to advocating for oral health.
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- Kevin transitioned from physical therapy to dental hygiene after realizing the long educational commitment required for PT.
- He chose a community college for dental hygiene due to its affordability and competitive program.
- The RDHAP role allows hygienists to operate independently in underserved areas, increasing their earning potential.
- Kevin's athletic background in basketball has shaped his work ethic and dedication in dental hygiene.
- Effective communication and trust between hygienists and dentists enhance patient care.
- Kevin aims to advocate for the importance of oral health in overall health and reduce dental anxiety for patients.
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Disclaimer: The opinions expressed by guests on this podcast are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Polished Meg. The information shared in this podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for any health concerns or before making significant lifestyle changes.
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In this episode of Spit It Out, host Meg interviews Kevin, a registered dental hygienist, who shares his journey into the field of dental hygiene, including his transition from physical therapy, his experiences in dental hygiene education, and the importance of self-care. Kevin discusses the unique role of RDHAP in California, the impact of athleticism on his work ethic, and the significance of collaboration between hygienists and dentists. He also emphasizes the need for greater autonomy in the profession and shares insights on being a male hygienist in a predominantly female field. The conversation concludes with Kevin's goals for the future and his commitment to advocating for oral health.
Watch this episode on YouTube
- Kevin transitioned from physical therapy to dental hygiene after realizing the long educational commitment required for PT.
- He chose a community college for dental hygiene due to its affordability and competitive program.
- The RDHAP role allows hygienists to operate independently in underserved areas, increasing their earning potential.
- Kevin's athletic background in basketball has shaped his work ethic and dedication in dental hygiene.
- Effective communication and trust between hygienists and dentists enhance patient care.
- Kevin aims to advocate for the importance of oral health in overall health and reduce dental anxiety for patients.
Meg's essentials on Amazon
Check out my Website
Find me on TikTok
Find me on Instagram
Find me on Facebook
E-mail me [email protected]
MEG15 for 15% off Flaus products
MEG20 for $20 off ProTeethGuard products
10% off Uniform Advantage Scrubs
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed by guests on this podcast are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Polished Meg. The information shared in this podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for any health concerns or before making significant lifestyle changes.
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