TempMee, an industry leading skill-sharing marketplace app for the dental industry, launched a joint scholarship opportunity in partnership with BrownGirl, RDH, a nonprofit organization dedicated to removing cultural and economic barriers affecting the dental hygiene workforce pipeline. The partnership with TempMee marks the first time BrownGirl, RDH will offer full tuition support to a recipient.
TempMee, an industry leading skill-sharing marketplace app for the dental industry, launched a joint scholarship opportunity in partnership with BrownGirl, RDH, a nonprofit organization dedicated to removing cultural and economic barriers affecting the dental hygiene workforce pipeline. The scholarship, valued at $18,000, will cover tuition expenses for two years for one student pursuing either an associate’s or bachelor’s degree in dental hygiene. The partnership aims to amplify diversity within the industry by addressing students’ barriers to completion, including financial support.
Running a dental clinic comes with its own challenges. The most crucial aspect is to have professional dentists who can assist the patients and provide the best treatment to earn an excellent reputation for the clinic. Any of your staff not showing up on a certain day would create a huge mess, and you might lose a lot of business.
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TempMee Solves The Dental Staffing Issues For Florida
July 27, 2022 by Post
When a dentist opens an office in Tampa, they know that they are going to have to furnish the waiting room comfortably and purchase state-of-the-art equipment to stay competitive. They will also need to hire a team of dental professionals who are committed to taking good care of their patients.
According to filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Tempmee Hygienists is raising $4,100,000.00 in new funding. Sources indicate as part of senior management President and Chief Executive Officer, Edward Thomas played a key role in securing the recent investment and it will aid in aggressively expanding the company, as well as broaden and accelerate product development.
Startup co-founders Edward Thomas and Cary Gahm admit their dental staffing app isn’t flashy. “What we do day to day might not be as sexy as NFTs, crypto coins or the Metaverse,” said Gahm, “but changing the way the world works is.”
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The Institute for Commercialization of Florida Technology (Florida Institute) announced today that it had finalized a funding agreement with TempMee, a platform for sourcing on-demand temporary dental professionals that allows dental offices to post temporary, short term or contract shifts for licensed dental professionals to bid on. The Florida Institute collaborates with corporate, academic, and investment partners to drive innovation-based economic development across the State of Florida.
Diverse practitioners play a pivotal role in patient care and emphasize the trust and comfort patients experience when they are treated by professionals who mirror their backgrounds.
