Welcome to Scotland

If you haven’t yet experienced Scotland, you’re truly missing out! If you have, then you will have some idea of just how much our beautiful country has to offer. Scotland is known for its excellent and often free-of-charge healthcare services and it’s full of opportunities for individuals in various professions, including dentistry.

Relocating to Scotland means you can enjoy…

  • Stunning scenery and a breath-taking landscape that enables you to make the most of the great outdoors. Hiking, mountain climbing, golfing – we’ve got it all!
  • A vibrant culture and proud heritage that is regularly celebrated.
  • Scottish people are known to be welcoming and inclusive of those from all backgrounds, cultures and creeds.
  • A strong economy that has bounced back better than many other places in the UK. Plus, the housing market makes buying a property more accessible to more people than in other regions!
  • A rapidly growing dental profession, with an almost 40% increase in high-street dentists between 2007 and 2021.
  • An excellent, free education system, which ensures that young families have the resources they need to thrive.

Working with Clyde Munro

When you join Clyde Munro, you don't just get a job. You get the opportunity to build a long and prosperous career in dentistry. It's our exceptional people that make us Scotland's leading dental group. We understand what a massive impact our practice teams have on our patients' dental experience and we want to create the best possible working environment for all.

As such, some of the key benefits of working with Clyde Munro include...

Career Development Opportunities

Skill advancement actively facilitated for all members of our teams. Clinicians who are part of the Clyde Munro group enjoy priority access and discounted rate on the range of educational courses available from the state-of-the-art Advanced Dentistry & Clinical Skills Centre in Perth, delivered by experts in their relevant fields. We also offer dedicated training schemes such as; Dental Therapist Support Programme, Best Foot Forward for TVs, Flying Start Programme for early career dentists, and a tailored dental nurse pathway.

Extensive Support

Available to make sure you are never alone and there is always someone available to help with any clinical, administrative or business questions or concerns. Joining Clyde Munro means joining a community of like-minded professionals, affording all the additional support and resources that come with working for a larger organisation.

Work/Life Balance

Work/life balance is optimised thanks to generous working patterns, flexible policies and a choice of practice locations to suit you and your family.

Practice Investment

Significant investment in our practices ensures that our professionals have access to cutting-edge technologies and materials that support excellent patient care.

Employee Benefits

Employee benefits include a competitive salary and holiday entitlement, access to CPD, an Employee Assistance Programme app, enhanced family-friendly policies, ‘You Days’ to move house or get married, 20% off private treatments, and more.

Recruitment and Retention bonus

For dentists, there is also the possibility of a rural location fee of up to £25,000 for those interested in working within specific NHS practices that are more remote. Plus, many of our practices offering NHS services have patient lists, meaning that there are customers ready to be seen straight away!*

*T&Cs apply, speak to a member of the team.

What our team say

  • Significant investment in our practices ensures that our professionals have access to cutting-edge technologies and materials that support excellent patient care.

    Dr Despoina Christidou
    Associate Dentist

  • Clyde Munro has always been a very supportive environment. There is not a single person you can't reach out to directly for advice or help - this strong teamwork ethic is what continues to draw me to the company. You can always pick up the phone and speak to someone for guidance and there are excellent relationships between all departments and teams across the organisation. The peer support is amazing as well - I have learned everything from my peers.

    Mary Smith
    Senior Clinical Support

  • I am not originally from Scotland. My family lives in England but I moved to Scotland from Hungary in 2021 for work. I've lived in several countries my entire life, so relocating wasn't too much of a hassle. Why Scotland? It was close enough to family that I could visit regularly and close enough to the mountains that I could explore after work on the long summer days. It also wasn't burdened with the UDA system, which is target based, meaning I can work in a patient-centred NHS system. I find the Scottish people to be some of the friendliest people you would ever meet. People ask, 'how are you doing?' and expect a response back. Your neighbours check on you and pick up your post. The people, scenery, and culture are so easy to fall in love with. You just need to keep an open mind.

    Dr Amanda Bassey-Duke
    Associate Dentist

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