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There may be a time during your career as a dentist that it becomes necessary for you to take a leave of absence. This can often be a stressful time, but if you’re made proper arrangements beforehand, it can a much smoother transition both for you, and your staff. Because of this, we recommend thinking ahead and having a plan in place.
Below are a few things you should consider doing now just in case a leave of absence becomes necessary for you in the future:
As long as you take care of the above tasks ahead of time, taking a leave of absence doesn’t have to be more stressful than it already is. If you need help putting together a plan for your leave of absence, please contact CTC Associates today. We’re happy to help in any way we can.
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