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Hiring Unit:
Course Title:
Introduction to restorative dentistryCourse Code:
DENT 245Estimated Number of Positions:
1Total Hours of Work per Term:
130Hiring Unit:
Dental Medicine and Oral Health Sciences
Course Title and Course Number:
Restorative Dentistry DENT 245
Estimated Number of Positions:
1
Total Hours of Work per Term:
130 hours
Job description:
Teaching and Mentorship
- Teach, facilitate and mentor students in learning the basic procedures for fixed prosthodontics in a simulated setting.
- Evaluate students’ assignments and provide feedback.
- Demonstrate proper technical steps to individual students when required.
- Supervise examination sessions.
Qualifications requises / Qualifications required:
- DMD from a Faculty of Dentistry.
- Experience with teaching simulation training for pre-clinical dental students in fixed prosthodontics is considered an asset for this position.
Knowledge and experience with teaching fixed prosthodontic simulation procedures:
Tooth preparation for crowns and bridges
Temporary crown fabrication with PMMA and Composite
Adjustments and cementation of crowns
Knowledge on the use of digital scanners is an asset
Name & Title of Course Supervisor:
Dr. Samer Abi Nader, Associate Dean UGDE
Hourly Salary:
Position Start Date:
Position End Date:
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