Redwood Dental Hygienists' Society
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We Proudly Support Our Students
Santa Rosa Junior College (SRJC) is the sole educational institution for Dental Hygiene within the Redwood component. RDHS is proud to support the students and faculty of the SRJC Dental Hygiene program
Student Calendar
(Upcoming Events just for Students & New Grads)
June 27th - RDHS
Student Professional Development Dinner
Location TBD, CA
For more info, contact:
Trale Broudy
RDHS Student Liaison
trale@sbcglobal.net
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RDHS Offers Benefits to Student Members of the CDHA
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Professional Support & Networking Opportunities
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Professional Development
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Volunteer and Leadership Opportunities
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Job Shadowing
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Discounted admission to our Continuing Education courses
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Opportunity for sponsorship at the CDHA annual House of Delegates
YOU ARE INVITED!
Please join us at the
Spring Student/Recent Grad
Professional Development Dinner
This event is a great way to get questions answered about getting started in your first months as an RDH. It is also a time that you can start building connections with your local dental hygiene community.
Good Food, prizes. Don't miss it!
This Dinner will be hosted by one of our board members.
Details provided upon RSVP
TBD for Fall Dinner- Keep checking back for next date!
To RSVP, contact Trale at trale@sbcglobal.net
For more information
Useful Links for Students
California Licensure Information
California Dental Hygiene Schools
Santa Rosa Junior College Dental Hygiene Program information
Dental Hygiene Committee of California (DHCC)
Western Regional Examining Board (WREB)
Christina Bailey, RDH
Recipient of the CDHA 2013 Student Leadership Award
Student News!
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Leslie Jackson, and her unstoppable drive to become a dental hygienist
Juggling work, family life and other obligations with dental hygiene school is no easy task. Adding a physical disability could make graduating nearly impossible. Meet Leslie Jackson... a student whose strong determination allowed her to overcome the odds.
