Dental Hygienist Salary Survey 2014
Difficulty in finding a job as a dental hygienist in Minnesota
Observation: The 65% of the Minnesota hygienists above who say it is “very” difficult to find a job is unique. It means that they tie Connecticut in this category. The Twin Cities does have an influence, as hygienists practicing there comprised 63% of the responses.
Length of time since last pay raise in Minnesota
Observation: Despite the glut of manpower alluded to above, employed hygienists are receiving raises Minnesota more frequently than in other states. That 43% from “one to two years” ago stands out.
Most common hourly pay rates in Minnesota
$34, $35, $36
Observation: When compared to the most common hourly rates across the country, Minnesota is right in the middle of the pack.
Descriptions of pay arrangements based on production or commission
- We get paid on what we produce minus AGR, which is usually about 25%. We then get 36.1% of the adjusted number
- I am paid whichever is higher in a two-week period. The gross hourly rate or 30% of my production
- 22 percent of daily production
About the Author
Mark Hartley
Mark Hartley is the editor of RDH magazine and collaborates with Kristine Hodsdon on many of the articles for RDH eVillage, which also appear on DentistryIQ.com.
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