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Professional Networking: What It Is and How To Master It
In this article on Indeed, a job searching site, you'll find a definition of networking, examples of events where networking can occur, and advice on seeking out and maintaining professional connections.
5 Ways to Get the Most Out of Your Professional Association Membership
In this article from LinkedIn, author Tim McDonald offers advice on what to look for in a professional association and lists things you can do to become an active member of any professional group.
ADA: Finding a job in federal dentistry
This webpage contains text and brief videos on dental work in the US Air Force, Navy, Public Health Service, Department of Veteran's Affairs, National Institutes of Health (NIH), US Coast Guard, and more.
The Student Doctor Network
Find information, advice, and free resources on careers in medicine, dentistry, optometry, pharmacy, podiatry, psychology, rehab sciences, and veterinary science.
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SDN is a 501(C)(3) nonprofit educational organization. All sponsorship and affiliate revenues directly fund the development of new tools and resources, which are provided for free or at cost. SDN brings together thousands of current and future healthcare students and professionals into one community to share information, offer guidance, and provide encouragement. SDN was founded by medical students and residents to address a lack of information on the application process.