Wouldn’t it be magical if you could be whisked away to Delaware? Okay, Delaware may not be the first state you think of when you consider locations where you could live and work as a dental hygienist. But maybe it should be. As the second smallest state in the country and the sixth least populous, …
New York is often referred to as ‘the State of New York’ or ‘New York State’ to distinguish the state from the internationally recognized New York City, the most populous city in the country and the economic hub of the state. While the majority of the state’s population resides in the New York City Metropolis …
If your dream is to live and work in the Deep South, it is hard to beat Louisiana. The Bayou State showcases incredible ethnic diversity, cultural variety, and natural beauty. The capital is Baton Rouge, while the largest city is New Orleans. The weather is hot and humid (which may be a plus or a …
Kentucky is one of just four US states which are constituted as commonwealths. The state’s nickname, “Bluegrass State,” is a reference to the distinctive bluegrass which grows throughout (which also lends its name to bluegrass music). The two major cities are Louisville and Lexington. Other fast-growing areas include Bowling Green and the Tri Cities—London, Corbin …
If natural beauty and solitude are your ideals, you may very well be drawn to the beautiful state of North Dakota. As the 18th largest state geographically, it is also the 4th least populous in the US. Located in the Great Plains, it is bordered by Montana, Minnesota, South Dakota, and the Canadian provinces of …
Do you dream of becoming a dental hygienist or other healthcare professional? If so, we want to help you turn your dream into a reality! There is a huge amount of demand in the medical field, and it is growing every day. There are people out there who need your help but we know that …
As the eighth largest state in the US, Colorado is one of the Mountain States. It is also a Four Corners state, along with Utah, New Mexico and Arizona. Named after the Colorado River, this state is renowned for its dramatic scenery, encompassing soaring mountain peaks, golden grasslands, and colorful deserts. Few states in the …
If it is your dream to live and work as a dental hygienist in the southwest, one state to consider is Nevada. As the seventh most extensive state in the US geographically, Nevada is also the ninth least densely populated. Around a third of the population lives in the Las Vegas-Paradise metropolitan area. Much of …
Known as the “Yellowhammer State,” Alabama is the 24th-most populous state in the US. The capital is Montgomery, but the largest city measured by population is Birmingham. The oldest city, Mobile, dates clear back to 1702, when it was founded as the capital of French Louisiana. Alabama is in fact a state of great historical …
When you think of the Midwest, what state do you think of first? There’s a pretty good chance that it’s Indiana. Indiana is the 16th most populous state in America, and it’s an exciting place to live and work if you’re thinking about becoming a dental hygienist. If you decide to live and work in …