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Army Dental Medicine Gene Ahn Kim Commander-in-Chief 1 Kim Family Army Dental Medicine Sim, Sotith SGT, Boston MRC Army Healthcare Recruiter Strength of the Dental Corps 1135 Officers ( 1OCT14 ) General Dentistry (552) Comprehensive


  1. Army Dental Medicine Gene Ahn Kim Commander-in-Chief 1 Kim Family

  2. Army Dental Medicine Sim, Sotith SGT, Boston MRC Army Healthcare Recruiter

  3. Strength of the Dental Corps 1135 Officers ( 1OCT14 ) General Dentistry (552) Comprehensive Dentistry (200) Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery (100) Endodontics (74) Prosthodontics (62) Periodontics (65) Orthodontics (40) Pediatric Dentistry (20) Oral Pathology (15) Public Health (7)

  4. Largest Health Network in the World • $13 billion budget • Care for more than 3.95 million beneficiaries • State of the art equipment • Advanced technologies • World renowned research and development • Humanitarian missions

  5. Army Dental Facilities • 5 Regional Dental Commands • 1 Army Dental Lab • 30 Dental Activities • 147 Dental Clinics

  6. Army Dental Research • • U.S. Army Dental and Trauma Research Published in nearly all prestigious peer- Detachment (DTRD) at Brooke Army reviewed journals for every specialty Medical Center • Many Army dentists present as subject • Conducting a vast array of research at matter experts at national dental Medical Centers and hospitals conferences for every specialty Examples of On-Going Army Dental Research Include:  development of anti-plaque chewing gum to control dental plaque growth.  development new anti-microbial therapeutics  testing and evaluating new bone regenerative materials in an attempt to translate the materials to regenerate complex cranio maxillo-facial battle injuries  researching and development of new strategies to reduce hypertrophic scar formation and contractures following burns to the face 7

  7. Developmental and Broadening Positions  METC, Army Dental Specialist: MAJ Demarcio Reed  USAREC, Recruiting Officer: MAJ Min Kim  CCC, Small Group Instructor: LTC Jay Owens  DENCOM Executive Fellow: MAJ Phillip Neal  Assignment Officer: LTC Lisa Yarbrough  HRC Professional Development Officer: MAJ Eric Danko  Dental Specialist Branch Chief: LTC Gary Stone  OTSG Executive Fellow: MAJ Heather Olmo  Commander’s Initiative Group (CIG): LTC Jon Libbesmier  Asst Dir, Pt Care Integration, G3/5/7: LTC Alfred Anderson

  8. FY 2015 Army Residency Programs SPECIALTY SELECTED/APPLIED COMPREHENSIVE DENTISTRY 20/38 ENDODONTICS 8/21 OMS 13/25 ORAL PATH 1/3 ORTHODONTICS 3/12 PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY 2/6 PERIODONTICS 4/10 PROSTHODONTICS 5/8 PUBLIC HEALTH 1/2

  9. HISTORICAL SELECTION DATA AD Student RC AD Student RC AD Student RC AD AD Student Student FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 App/Select 21/20 32/20 29/20 38/20 38/20 Comp Dent 12/11 9/9 NA 18/13 14/6 2/1 17/10 12/10 NA `27/14 11/6 29/15 9/5 10/4 7/4 13/4 6/4 10/4 Perio 9/4 1/1 NA 5/3 1/1 NA 10/3 3/1 NA 5/4 1/0 8/2 2/2 26/9 32/8 22/8 20/8 21/8 Endo 24/9* 1/0 1/0 25/8 6/0 1/0 19/7 3/1 NA 18/8 2/0 20/8 1/0 13/5* 6/5 6/4 10/4 8/5 Pros 8/4* 5/1 NA 3/3 3/2 NA 4/2 2/2 NA 6/2 4/2 5/3 3/2 1 3/2 4/1 11/2 6/2 6/2 Pedo 2/1 1/0 NA 11/1 NA NA 2*/1 NA 6/2 --- 26/11 26/11* 20/11 32/11 25 (1 revalid)/13 OMFS 15/8 10/3 1/0 16/5 9/5 1/0 12/4 8/7 NA 20/3 12/8 14/8 11/5 16/3 14/3 10/3 14/3 12/3 Ortho 15/3 1/0 NA 12/2 2/1 NA 9/2 1/1 NA 11/1 3/2 11/3 1/0 0/0 0/0 4/1 3/1 2/1 Pub Hlth --- --- ------ --- --- --- 4/1 NA NA 3/1 NA 2 --- 3/1 3/1 0/0 0/0 3/1 Oral Path 3/1 NA NA 3/1 NA NA --- --- ------ --- --- 3 --- Baylor 0 0 NA 0 --- NA 0 0 NA 1/1 --- 1 --- Fellowships 0 0 NA 1/1 --- NA 0 0 NA 3/3 --- 2 --- Informatics 0 0 NA NA NA NA 1/1 --- NA 0 --- 0 --- OF Pain 0 0 NA 2/2 --- NA 0 --- NA 0 --- 0 ---

  10. Residency Programs Military Civilian COMP CARE 1:2 1:8 ENDO 2:5 1:17 OMS 1:2 1:40 ORAL PATH 1:3 1:5 ORTHO 1:4 1:31 PEDO 1:3 1:22 PERIO 2:5 1:11 PROS 5:8 1:9 • Military Source: FY 2015 Army GDE Statistics • Civilian Source: ADA Survey 2010-11

  11. Army Residency Program Statistics Specialty FY 10 FY 11 FY 12 FY 13 FY 14 FY 15 Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected /Applied /Applied /Applied /Applied /Applied /Applied (Acceptance %) (Acceptance %) (Acceptance %) (Acceptance %) (Acceptance %) (Acceptance %) Comp Care 20/31 20/21 20/32 20/29 20/38 20/38 (66.7%) (95%) (62.5%) (69%) (52.6%) (52.6%) Endo 9/16 9/26 8/32 8/22 8/20 8/21 (56.3%) (34.6%) (25%) (36.4%) (40%) (38.1%) OMS 10/19 11/26 11/26 11/20 11/32 13/25 (52.6%) (42.3%) (42.3%) (55%) (34.4%) (52%) Oral Path 1/3 1/3 1/3 N/A N/A 1/3 (33.3%) (33.3%) (33.3%) (33.3%) Ortho 2/16 3/19 3/14 3/10 3/14 3/12 (12.5%) (15.8%) (21.4%) (30%) (21.4%) (25%) Pedo 1/4 2/3 1/4 2/11 2/6 2/6 (25%) (66.7%) (25%) (18.2%) (33.3%) (33.3%) Perio 4/6 4/10 4/7 4/13 4/6 4/10 (66.7%) (40%) (57.1%) (30.8%) (66.7%) (40%) Pros 4/5 5/13 5/6 4/6 4/10 5/8 (80%) (38.5%) (83.3%) (66.7%) (40%) (62.5%)

  12. Residency Programs Endodontics Ft. Gordon, GA Ft. Bragg, NC Univ. of Iowa, IA Periodontics Ft. Gordon, GA Prosthodontics Ft. Gordon, GA Pediatric Dentistry Baylor, TX Orthodontics Lackland AFB, TX Univ. of Louisville, KY Oral Pathology Bethesda Naval MC, MD Public Health Univ. of Iowa

  13. Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Ft Gordon, GA San Antonio MMC, TX Ft Lewis, WA Tripler AMC, HI Ft Bragg, NC Ft Bliss, TX Walter Reed NMMC, MD

  14. 1 Year AEGD Programs Ft Benning, GA Ft Campbell, KY Ft Carson, CO Ft Jackson, SC Ft Lewis, WA Ft Sill, OK

  15. 2 Year AEGD Programs • Ft Hood, TX • Ft Bragg, NC • Schofield Barracks, Hawaii

  16. Why Army Dental Medicine? • Serve Soldiers and their Families • Quality and character of colleagues • Career opportunities • Diversity of experience • Serving something bigger • Part of elite team 17

  17. Full-time service • Full scope of practice opportunity • Chance to live around the world • 30 days vacation annually • Off all federal holidays • Great Family experiences • Average starting salary- $90-130K (depends on location/specialty) 18

  18. Part-time service • TPU. Unit within 50 miles, serve 1 weekend/month, 2 weeks in the summer • IMA. Assigned to an Army hospital or clinic, annually backfill Active duty for 2 weeks • APMC. Assigned to a unit that needs your specialty. Train with the unit every year for 2 weeks working in an Army or local civilian hospital or clinic • 90 day mobilizations • Not necessary to move for Army Reserve 19

  19. Ask Yourself Do you want to serve the Nation’s heroes and their Families? Do you want to be a leader? Do you want career opportunities offered nowhere else? Do you want to work with an elite team dedicated to serving? Do you want to be an Army Dentist? 20

  20. For More Information Sim, Sotith, SGT Healthcare Recruiter Phone: (617) 753-3015 E-mail: Sotith.sim.mil@mail.mil 21

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