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Maimonides Medical Center

Pediatric Dental Residency Program
Maimonides Medical Center
Department of Dentistry
4802 Tenth Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11219
Phone: (718) 283-8428
Web Address: http://www.maimonidesmed.org/GMEresidency/Dental_Overview.htm

Profile
Fellowship

Program Length and Number of Positions

This is a 24-month program beginning July 1 of each year. Four new positions are available each year.

Program Type

Hospital-based certificate program

Application

The application deadline is November 1 of the year preceding matriculation. Applicants must apply through the Postdoctoral Application Support Service and the National Matching Program, as the program participates in both of these. Correspondence regarding application and admission procedures should be addressed to:

Rena S. Kravitz, Program Director of the Pediatric Dental Residency Program, Maimonides Medical Center, Department of Dentistry, 4802 Tenth Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11219.

Description

This is a two-year hospital-based program offering a composite of clinical experience and didactic instruction at the Pediatric Dental Clinic, Maimonides Medical Center and affiliated institutions (Kings County Hospital, University Hospital of Brooklyn, NYU School of Dentistry, Mount Sinai Medical Center and Cornell Medical Center).

The pediatric dental residents receive extensive clinical training in all aspects of pediatric dentistry, including both well and mentally and physically challenged children, adolescents and adults. Intensive operating room experience, conscious sedation, pediatric emergency treatment and in-hospital patient care is a large component of the program. Our residents also spend some time in a private practice. Both fixed and removable orthodontics are taught.

Following successful completion of the certificate program, the resident will meet eligibility requirements for the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry examination and can become board eligible.

Curriculum

Pediatric dental residents receive clinical and didactic educational training from board-certified and board-eligible attending staff members. Residents are required to attend both intra and interhospital lectures and seminars. One-month rotations in anesthesiology, pediatric medicine and pediatric emergency room are included in the program.

Residents are required to complete a research paper each year that is of publishable quality.

Program Stipend and Tuition

First-year resident stipend is $41,500 with benefits and subsidized housing. Second-year stipend is $43,000 with benefits and subsidized housing.

Facilities

• Pediatric Dental Clinic
• Maimonides Medical Center
• Kings County Hospital
• University Hospital of Brooklyn
• NYU School of Dentistry
• Mount Sinai Medical Center
• Cornell Medical Center

Admission Requirements

Applicants must have available the following items to be considered for admission:

• D.D.S. or D.M..D from an ADA-accredited dental school
• Eligibility for New York dental license
• Dental and preprofessional education transcripts
• Three letters of recommendation: one from applicant’s dental school dean; one from
  department chairman; one from faculty member, director of GPR program or dentist
  familiar with applicant's professional capabilities
• National Board Dental Examination results
• TOEFL scores for foreign applicants
• Personal interview

Program Strengths

• Extensive hands-on clinical experience in all aspects of pediatric dentistry, operating
  room techniques and pediatric emergency procedures
• Diverse patient population including not only well children, but mentally and physically
  challenged children, adolescents and some adults
• Flexibility in the didactic curriculum to permit individualized study
• Full-time board-certified program director with additional benefits of part-time attending
  staff in pediatric dentistry and other specialties, all involved in both clinical and
  operating room patients
• Interaction with other graduate programs

Program Faculty

David Chung, D.D.S., Program Director, Orthodontics*
Julius Berger, D.D.S., Director Division of Dentistry, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery/Orthodontics
Alvin Fried, D.D.S., Associate Director, Division of Dentistry Dental Anesthesiology
Rena Kravitz, D.D.S., Program Director, Pediatric Dentistry*
Barry Jacobson, D.M.D., Attending, Pediatric Dentistry*
Robert Weiss, D.M.D., Attending, Pediatric Dentistry
Elaine Friedman, D.D.S., Attending Dentistry, Speech Pathology*
John Galli, D.D.S., Attending, Pediatric Dentistry*
Stuart Lazow, D.D.S., Attending, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery *
Edward Sherman, D.D.S., Attending, Dentistry*
Larry Dober, D.D.S., Attending, Dentistry

* Board certified

School Profile

Program Type: Hospital-based
Certificate
No. of entering positions: 4
Salary/Stipend: $$41,500 First Year
$$43,000 Second Year
Application: November 1 Deadline
Participant in National
Matching Service:
Yes
Participant in PASS: Yes
Only US citizens from ADA
accredited dental schools
considered:
Yes
US citizens from foreign dental
schools considered:
No
Non-US citizens from ADA
accredited dental schools
considered:
N/A
Non-US citizens from foreign
dental schools considered:
No


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