Can a dentist work as a freelancer?
These days, it’s common for clinics to call a dentist just for a day, a few days, or a week — especially when the chief doctor is away. This role is often called a freelance dentist or locum doctor.
But can this be a full-time career path?
Is it flexible freedom or unstable income?
What’s your opinion?
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I doubt it can be.
Patients and dentists have a relationship based on trust.
Don’t think that can be built with freelance dentists.
I read an article on LinkedIn it some website like freelancemedic HOW TO START EXPLORING FREELANCING. | Joan Ejiofor I hope it helps
That’s so true.
Yes correct
No, it cannot be a stable income for life.. you can do it while you are preparing for pg exams.. or while you are taking a break , during your vacations etc. Making a stable income out of it would be difficult.
This is an wonderful opportunity. For a women who needs to balance work and family this will be good as it gives some income plus a job satisfaction too