Freshly graduated and ready for new adventures!

Finally! You are officially a dental hygiene graduate. After three years of tears and hard work. You are excited to begin this extraordinary chapter in your career as a dental hygienist.To start this chapter, you will need to quickly submit your CV to several dental offices or be registered with an on-call company for the position of hygienists. What choice will you make?

Choice 1 : Submit your application to several dental offices.

Choice 2 : Join a dental hygienist agency.

Submit your application to several dental offices.

After submitting your CVs, you received responses from various clinics in need of a new Hygienist. You are filled with gratitude and excitement that you are unsure of whom to respond to first. However, you notice a message from a dentist who is desperately seeking to fill a vacancy in their office. What should I do?

Choice 1 : Reply to the dentist

Choice 2 : Answer other emails.

Join a dental hygienist agency.

You have successfully completed the registration process with a placement agency that specializes in catering to hygienists. Congratulations! You are in! HR is reaching out to you to conduct a background check and provide you with all the necessary information for you to begin selecting shifts. The agency receives hundreds of requests to fill shifts each day. As you begin to take on assignments, you may notice that the cost of your services may vary depending on the distance between clinics. On the other hand, it is important to ensure that you will be able to fit in and that the clinic you choose shares your values.

Choice 1 : Check reviews of clinic.

Choice 2 : Pick the fardest dental clinic well paid.

Choice 3 : Pick the closer one near you

Reply to the dentist.

After answering the dentist's email, you decide to meet.When you arrive at the dentist clinic, you are greeted by this tall, attractive young man. Dr. Porter was his name. During your meeting with him, he was excited to finally meet you. The two of you began discussing your skills and how you could contribute to him and his team. The doctor begins to flirt with you when you notice that he constantly comment on your attractive features.

Choice 1 : Flirt back at the dentist

Choice 2 : Ignore the comment and stay professional

Answer other emails.

You take the time to check your emails and respond to them. You agree to take an interview with two clinics. The first clinic sought a lot for their team spirit and for the good benefits that bring to the employees.The second clinic piques your curiosity about advantages like vacation and sick leave, as well as flexible work schedules and pension contributions. Which clinic will you choose?

Choice 1 : The first clinic

Choice 2 : The second clinic.

The first clinic.

The first dental clinic is your choice. The clinic's atmosphere bothers you. When you first arrive, the employees fail to welcome you. It's easy to lose interest.

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The second clinic.

The second clinic is less far than the first clinic. When I first visited the clinic, the staff welcomed me with respect, and they were willing to help me with any problems that I may acquire. The work environment was pleasant.

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Pick the farthest dental clinic well paid.

During your visit to the children's dental clinic in St-Eustache, the team welcomed you with incredible warmth. They guided you through each step, explaining how to make children feel comfortable, even in an often anxiety-provoking environment. The little patients laughed, confident, and parent thank you for the techniques I used to make their childrens before proceding the procedure and you would rewards them. At the end of the day, the dentist was impressed by your work, and offered you a one-week trial to join their team.

Choice 1 : Accept the dentist offert.

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Pick the closer one near you.

You decide to go to a closer dental clinic near your house. Found in a good community, the clinic gives a chances to make strong relationships with the families of the neighbourhood. The short drive gives you time and energy, which gives a better work balance with life. The dental team is small but very nice and trained. As you look at the environment, you feel positive that the clinic will help you grow as a dental hygienist, while letting you stay close to home.

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Accept the dentist offer.

You accept the one-week trial at the children's dental clinic. On your first day, the team is happy to have you back. You are given the task to help a young nervous patient who is visiting for their first dental appointment. Using the techniques you have learned, you calm the child down. Before they leave the clinic, they smile and thank you. The child's parents show their gratitude by promising to recommend the clinic to others. You start to become more confident. The dentist is impressed and offers you are permanent position. Will you accept it or explore other opportunities?

Choice 1 : Accept the permanent position

Choice 2 : Politely decline and explore other options

Return to the Clinic.

The clinic near your home has grown to feel like a second family. When you return, the team celebrates your first few successful weeks as a dental hygienist. Your manager offers you the chance to lead a small community outreach program to promote dental hygiene in local schools. The program would increase your responsibilities but also give useful leadership experience.

Choice 1 : Accept the leadership opportunity

Choice 2 : Decline and focus on perfecting your skills at work

Tension at the Clinic.

Your success in the community outreach program makes many people happy, but not everyone. Carla, who is also a dental hygienist, starts acting strange. She makes little comments about how quickly you are getting attention. One day, you hear her talking behind your back, saying, "She thinks she's better than everyone else." The clinic fells tense, and you are not sure what to do. Should you talk to Carla about it or tell your dentist?

Choice 1 : Tension at the Clinic.

Choice 2 : Report Carla's behaviour to your dentist

What Happens Next.

You decide to talk to Carla after work. You explain how her actions are making you fell and ask if there's a problem. Carla gets defensive at first and says that you're being sensitive. But when you calmly ask if she's upset about something, she admits she fells left out. You remind her that you are on the same team. Carla agrees to try and get along better. Things improve, but you still feel like she's watching your every move. What do you do?

Choice 1 : Stay focused on your work and ignore Carla's attitude

Choice 2 : Keep a close eye on Carla just in case

A Big Mistake.

One day, Carla forgets to sterilize a tool before using it. You know this could be dangerous for the patient. Speaking up right away might embarrass Carla, but waiting could risk the patient's safety. You are not sure what to do, but you need to protect the patient at all costs. Whatever you decide, the situation could have consequences for your job. Do you speak up right away or wait until the patient leaves to talk to Carla.

Choice 1 : Speak up immediately

Choice 2 : A Big Mistake.

The Aftermath.

You tell Carla about her mistake in front of the patient. The patient thanks you, but Carla is angry. She later accuses you of trying to embarrass her. This causes the dental office team to split up. Some of them support you, but others think you went too far. The dentist wants to have a meeting to sort it out. He wants you yo explain why you spoke up. How do you respond?

Choice 1 : Focus on the patient's safety and avoid blaming Carla

Choice 2 : Be honest about Carla's behavior

A Friend Steps In.

One of your nice coworkers, notices the tension between you and Carla. She approaches you during lunch and gives her support by saying she has seen how hard you're working, and that she knows you mean well. Emily suggests that you should team up with her on a clinic project to show everyone that you're a part of the team. You appreciate the offer, but you worry that getting her involved might make things worse. What do you do?

Choice 1 : Accept Emily's help

Choice 2 : Thank her and handle it alone

A Fresh Start.

You and Emily work together on the community project for the clinic. The event is a big success! It brings positive attention to your work. The team at the clinic starts to see you in a better way, and even Carla's attitude stops. The dentist loves the teamwork and talks about more opportunities for the future. Yet, you feel a little tired from everything that has happened lately. You wonder if you should continue with the projects or focus on your work skills.

Choice 1 : Work on more projects

Choice 2 : Focus on yourself and your job

Getting Recognized at Work.

The clinic nominates you for the "Hygienist of the Year" award, which surprises everyone. Carla congratulates you, even though it feels fake. During the ceremony, you think on how far you've come. This aware could help you reconnect with your teammates, but it also makes you think about exploring leadership jobs elsewhere. Should you use this moment to rebuild relationships or focus on taking your career farther?

Choice 1 : Strengthen bonds with your teammates

Choice 2 : Plan your next career

Moving Forward.

Winning the award makes you feel proud of how far you've come. You have worked hard, even when things were tough. Now you feel ready for the next step. You have decided that you can stay at clinic where you've built strong connections or try something new in a leadership role. Both options are exciting, but it's up to you to decide what feels right for your future. Whatever you choose, you know you are ready for success.

Choice 1 : Stay and grow at the clinic

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