Dentist — Amsterdam area
€ 5.300–€ 5.500 gross per month
Eight years in general practice, experienced in endodontics and crown and bridge work. Looking for a small team and a settled patient base.
Specialists in dental staffing.
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Dental hygienist — Utrecht area
€ 3.800–€ 4.000 gross per month
Degree-qualified, five years’ experience, used to running an independent clinic. Affinity with periodontology and prevention for children.
Practice manager — The Hague area
€ 4.300–€ 4.500 gross per month
Ran two practices with 20 staff between them: rotas, purchasing, quality policy and the annual cycle.
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All jobsDentist
Permanent€ 5.000–€ 6.200 gross per month
General practitioner for a modern practice with a digital workflow and a close-knit team. Room for your own clinical approach.
Dental hygienist
Permanent€ 3.300–€ 4.500 gross per month
Dental hygienist (BSc Oral Hygiene) running an independent clinic with their own schedule.
Locum dentist
Interim/zzp€ 135–€ 165 per hour
Locum cover for a colleague on leave, in a busy practice with experienced support staff.
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Who we are
Focus pays, attention wins.
We work only in dental care, throughout the Netherlands.
That is why we know the roles, the practices and what a job actually asks of someone.
Personal
You deal with the same person from intake to placement.
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We get to know your practice before we approach anyone.
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From the blog
What’s changing in dental care.
Self-employment and flexible work rules in dental care: what’s changing
Four pieces of legislation affect how practices work with locums, the self-employed and flexible staff. The timeline, and what it means for practice owners and clinicians alike.
On-call contracts are going: how to prepare your practice
Zero-hours contracts are disappearing, extending fixed-term contracts is getting harder, and agency workers gain equal footing. What you can do now.
