Dental Assistant Resignation Letter
Use this sample dental assistant resignation letter as a template for your formal resignation letter.
Last updated on January 15th, 2019
A letter of resignation is the last impression a dental assistant leaves behind. Just as important as a good first impression, a job may be adversely affected by a bad exit strategy.
Below is a sample resignation letter for dental assistant. It may be sent by email, through the mail or hand delivered according to the rules of the dental office.
Below is a sample resignation letter for dental assistant. It may be sent by email, through the mail or hand delivered according to the rules of the dental office.
Dental Assistant Resignation Letter
Dental Assistant Resignation Letter
Judy Woods
7306 College St. Apt 211
Reston, VA 12345
Phone: 555-1111
Email: judy@email.com
Dr. Vicki Cowen, DDS
2313 Dental Ave.
Reston, VA 60126
RE: resignation on April 15, 20xx
Dear Dr. Cowen,
I regret to inform you that I must resign from my position as a dental assistant at Cowen Dental Office effective April 15th.
While I have valued the time I have spent as a dental assistant of Cowen Dental Office, I have been offered another position with a higher salary. I hope that we will continue our relationship as I move forward in my career.
I greatly appreciate your professionalism and the knowledge I've gained while working with you in the past, and I hope someday we might be able to work together again.
Sincerely,
Judy Woods
By Andre Bradley
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Judy Woods
7306 College St. Apt 211
Reston, VA 12345
Phone: 555-1111
Email: judy@email.com
Dr. Vicki Cowen, DDS
2313 Dental Ave.
Reston, VA 60126
RE: resignation on April 15, 20xx
Dear Dr. Cowen,
I regret to inform you that I must resign from my position as a dental assistant at Cowen Dental Office effective April 15th.
While I have valued the time I have spent as a dental assistant of Cowen Dental Office, I have been offered another position with a higher salary. I hope that we will continue our relationship as I move forward in my career.
I greatly appreciate your professionalism and the knowledge I've gained while working with you in the past, and I hope someday we might be able to work together again.
Sincerely,
Judy Woods
By Andre Bradley
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