The Fellowship in Implant Dentistry is a one-year, non-certificate, clinically oriented program in which implant fellows perform all phases of implant dentistry. Fellows are selected for training each year from a nationwide applicant pool. The responsibilities of the fellows include, but are not limited to:
The fellow’s time in the program will consist of the following approximate percentages:
The Dental Implant Program sponsors an ongoing schedule of continuing education opportunities:
The faculty members who support the Implant Program believe that it is not only our goal, but our duty to continually search for and attempt to provide significant advancements in the field of implant dentistry through ongoing research efforts. This Implant Program is dedicated to the exploration of both basic and applied research that will refine biomaterials and techniques, thus improving the long-term stability, function and esthetics of dental implants and related prostheses.
The successful candidate will be awarded a faculty contract with the rank of Fellow. The term of employment will be one year, from July 1 to June 30, and will consist of one academic year employment contract and two summer session employment contracts. This is a term contract and reappointment is not automatic. Appointment to a tenure track faculty position following the fellowship year will be solely dependent on the needs and mission of the University and is subject to the selection criteria for such a position, as set forth by University policies.
Interested applicants should visit our FAQ page and our Admissions page for more information.
