My license was in New Mexico, we had three years where we had to hold onto those. Probably the second year in, my anxiety starts to kick in like, “Where are my papers? Do I have enough? What am I missing? Oh, my gosh! They’re going to tell me I can’t practice Dental Hygiene anymore.” So for me to just have the simplicity and ease of use, and to know that it’s there, and just keep track of it over time so that when the renewal comes up, it’s so much easier.

Part of my role in the company as Chief Medical Officer, I’m licensed in all of the states that we have practices in. So, now I have around 15 states that I have a dental license in. States are just not very good about having consistent requirements. There’s a lot of different nuances to every state you go into, specifically around CE. When it comes to the requirements for CE as well as the requirements for specific things like child abuse, environmental courses, or opioid management. As I’ve gone from five to seven to ten plus licenses, navigating what’s due for what state and what’s required in the renewal process for each state, as well as getting a new license in another state, has become a full-time effort for one of my support team members. This tool has made it incredibly simple to see everything, know what’s coming, know what’s needed from the CE requirement, and all of the other types of courses that are necessary

I was actually audited by the state of Alaska two years ago, and I panicked for a split second, and then I remembered I have CE Zoom! It took me a total of 5 minutes to click print, have my CE certificates sent to Alaska, and my audit was completed.