Does Your Salary Align with Our 2024/2025 Guide?
A dental nurse plays a crucial role in the daily running of a dental practice. Does your salary align with the role that you play in your current employment?
Our 2024/2025 Salary Guide offers a comprehensive overview of salary ranges, based on experience, qualifications, and personality.
Salary Guide Covers the Average Salary Ranges for Dental Nurses at
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Entry-Level (0-2 years of experience),
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Mid-Level (2-5 years of experience),
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Experienced Dental Nurses (5+ years of experience),
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Senior/Lead Dental Nurse 10+
Factors that can have an impact on your Salary:
- Experience: Good solid experience in the one job can often lead to higher pay, as you have demonstrated dedication, loyalty and committment to the employer. The more experience you have, the greater the expertise you bring to the role. (Anything less than 2 years in each employment can have a negative affect on your salary and deter you from getting the right jobs)
- Qualifications and Certifications: Qualifications, certifications, or specialised skills can increase your earning potential.
- Company Size and Financial Health: Larger or financially stronger companies may offer higher salaries and more benefits.
- Private vs Public Sector: Dental nurses employed in the private sector may have different pay structures compared to those working in the public health system. Private clinics may offer bonuses or higher pay rates, while public sector jobs typically provide benefits like pension plans, job security, and consistent hours
- Role and Responsibilities: Higher-level positions with more responsibilities typically come with higher salaries.
- Performance and Achievements: Level of attendance, dedication & commitment can have an impact on your salary.
- Market Demand: The demand for your skills and expertise in the job market can influence how much you are paid.
Have you taken the quiz? Is it time to negotiate your salary?
Get in touch with Irish Dental Jobs at info@irishdentaljobs.ie for further information on salaries.