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Anywhere from about $40000-55000/year depending on the area and the type of program (private vs. public funds). Also, the salary usually increases slightly for each year in residency. Generally, all residents (no matter what specialty) will make exactly the same amount at a given institution. This information is also usually publically available on the hospital's or university's website.
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What is the starting pay for a dentist who graduated from NYU?
hi i want to know what is the starting salary of a dental assistance? who gets paid more a dentists assistance or a surgical technician? how much does a surgical technician gets paid?
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You file with the state you paid taxes too.
What are some websites that offers surgical supply?
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