Open Rank - Clinical Track - Behavioral & Population Sciences
Not Disclosed•Full-TimeOn-site
location_on24th Street North, Central City, Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama, 35202, United States
About the Department
The Department of Clinical & Community Sciences at the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Dentistry invites applications for a half-time, clinical track faculty position within the Division of Behavioral & Population Sciences.
About the Role
This position focuses on clinical teaching and the direct supervision of pre-doctoral dental students in community outreach settings. The role emphasizes geriatric and medically complex dentistry within diverse environments. Faculty members will prioritize the management and treatment of medically complex patients during community outreach and geriatric rotations.
Additionally, the faculty member will supervise dental students in pre-doctoral general dentistry clinics. This program is designed to emphasize multidisciplinary interactions and specialized care for adults, particularly those with complex medico/dental needs. The role involves managing the daily treatment of patients, providing instruction and feedback to students, and evaluating student performance according to the clinical and academic protocols established by the UAB School of Dentistry.
Work location
Work model: On-site
24th Street North, Central City, Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama, 35202, United States
Birmingham, Alabama
Key Responsibilities
- check_circleManage and treat medically complex geriatric patients in diverse community environments
- check_circleProvide instruction and feedback to students on clinical performance and academic protocols
- check_circleEvaluate student performance according to clinical and academic standards set by the UAB School of Dentistry
- check_circleSupervise dental students in pre-doctoral general dentistry clinics emphasizing multidisciplinary care
- check_circleDesign and deliver clinical teaching for pre-doctoral dental students in community outreach settings
- check_circleOversee daily patient management and treatment planning for adults with complex medico-dental needs
Requirements
- verifiedDDS or DMD degree
- verifiedEligible for dental license in Alabama
- verifiedExperience in general dental practice
- verifiedYears of practice or postgraduate education in Advanced General Dentistry
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Skills, education and keywords
Skills: Geriatric, Medically Complex Dentistry, General Dentistry, Dental License, Advanced General Dentistry.
Education: DDS / DMD degree required.
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In this Open Rank - Clinical Track - Behavioral & Population Sciences at The University of Alabama System role, you will manage and treat medically complex geriatric patients in diverse community environments; provide instruction and feedback to students on clinical performance and academic protocols; evaluate student performance according to clinical and academic standards set by the uab school of dentistry; and supervise dental students in pre-doctoral general dentistry clinics emphasizing multidisciplinary care.
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The University of Alabama System is looking for candidates who meet the following requirements: DDS or DMD degree; Eligible for dental license in Alabama; Experience in general dental practice; and Years of practice or postgraduate education in Advanced General Dentistry.
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Open Rank - Clinical Track - Behavioral & Population Sciences at The University of Alabama System is based in 24th Street North, Central City, Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama, 35202, United States. This is a on-site role.
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The University of Alabama System has listed this Open Rank - Clinical Track - Behavioral & Population Sciences role as on-site.
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Key skills for Open Rank - Clinical Track - Behavioral & Population Sciences at The University of Alabama System include Geriatric; Medically Complex Dentistry; General Dentistry; Dental License; and Advanced General Dentistry.
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Educational requirements for this role: DDS / DMD degree required.
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Open Rank - Clinical Track - Behavioral & Population Sciences at The University of Alabama System is part of the healthcare & nursing job category on Recrutus.
About The University of Alabama System
The University of Alabama System operates as the largest higher education enterprise in Alabama, headquartered in Tuscaloosa. This public higher education organization comprises three research universities: The University of Alabama, The University of Alabama at Birmingham, and The University of Alabama in Huntsville, alongside the UAB Health System. The institution serves students, faculty, and the broader community through a commitment to excellence in teaching, research, and public service.
Established in 1969, the system is governed by a Board of Trustees that ensures responsive and progressive management of its campuses. As the state's largest employer, the system functions as a significant driver for economic, intellectual, and cultural development across Alabama. Annual economic impact from the system exceeds $15 billion, reflecting its substantial role in the regional economy.
The organization maintains a footprint spanning multiple locations within the state, fostering growth through its diverse academic and medical offerings. By integrating education with healthcare and research, the University of Alabama System supports the advancement of knowledge and community well-being. Its governance structure remains dedicated to sustaining superior institutions of higher education for future generations.
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