St. Charles Hospital & Rehabilitation Center / General Practice Residency (12 months)

1. Program Contact Information
2. Program Deadline
3. Program Information
4. Program Description
5. Program Requirements Part I
6. Program Requirements Part II

1. Program Contact Information ↑ 

   Program Contact:

   Dr.  Keri Logan 

   St. Charles Hospital & Rehabilitation Center 

   St. Charles Hospital 

   200 Belle Terre Rd. 

    

   Port Jefferson, New York  11777 

   Phone (Work): 631-474-6553 

   Email: keri.logan@chsli.org 

   State Program located in: New York 

   
   

   Website:

   http://stcharleshospital.chsli.org/dental-residency-program.html 

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   Program Deadline ↑ 

   ADEA PASS Application and Transcript Deadline: November 1

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   Program Information ↑ 

   What date will your program start on? 07/21

   Length of Program:  12 months

   Program Number: GPR619

   Is your program located in an academic institution or clinical institution? Hospital

   Does your program offer any graduate degrees or certificates? Yes

   If Yes, please list Graduate degrees or certificates offered: Resident year graduation certificate

   Does your program participate in MATCH? Yes

   Estimated number of available positions for current application cycle: 3

   Does your program accept predoctoral students as externs (typically described as 1-2 weeks of voluntary, full-time, primarily observational experiences without formal educational objectives or affiliation)?:  No

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   Program Description ↑ 

   The General Practice Residency Program at St. Charles is an educational program designed to provide clinical, didactic and hospital experience at the post-doctoral level. The program prepares residents in diagnosing and providing dental care in the context of each patient’s total health care needs.

   Located on the first floor of the hospital, the Clinic has six operatories serving a general population from the local community. Patients served include people with disabilities who account for more than 40% of total patient volume.

   Resident Responsibilities

   • Treat patients in clinics
   • Perform pre-operative H&Ps/assessments
   • Assist in surgical cases, write orders, conduct daily rounds on inpatients and ambulatory surgery patients
   • Attend all required lectures, including those assigned by Director (i.e. local study groups)
   • Provide on-call coverage to the Emergency Department
   • Represent the program at student events (i.e. Great NY GPR Fair)
   • Attend and pass ACLS course
   • Prepare and present cases and journal articles monthly

   Goals & Objectives
   The goal of the General Practice Residency Program is to prepare general dentists to effectively provide total oral health care to patients in both ambulatory and non-ambulatory settings, with an understanding of the relationship between oral health and systematic health.

   Resident Responsibilities

   • Treat patients in clinics
   • Perform pre-operative H&Ps/assessments
   • Assist in surgical cases, write orders, conduct daily rounds on inpatients and ambulatory surgery patients
   • Attend all required lectures, including those assigned by Director (i.e. local study groups)
   • Provide on-call coverage to the Emergency Department
   • Represent the program at student events (i.e. Great NY GPR Fair)
   • Attend and pass ACLS course
   • Prepare and present cases and journal articles monthly

   The objectives of our advanced education program in general practice are as follows:

   • To refine and advance knowledge and clinical skills in the practice of dentistry.
   • To provide preventative and restorative dental care to patients in the community with emphasis on services for individuals with physical and developmental disabilities.
   • To work with patients in a manner that is professional, builds rapport and confidence, respects patients’ rights and dignity, puts patients’ interest first and maximizes patients’ satisfaction with dental care.
   • To participate in community outreach programs to improve access to oral health care and to reduce the incidence of oral disease.
   • To develop in residents the ability to function in the hospital setting as a member of an interdisciplinary health care team.
   • To provide a broad understanding of the inner-relationship of dental and medical care to the physical, social and emotional needs of the patients.
   • To develop in residents a sense of responsibility to the dental community in which he/she practices as evidenced in their participation in professional associates, civic associates, voluntary community screening activities and teaching programs.

    

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   Program Requirements Part I ↑ 

   
   

   Program Specific Requirements

   ADA ADAT Scores are Required: No

   ADA ADAT Scores are Accepted but Not Required: Yes

   Must upload unofficial undergraduate transcripts to the ADEA PASS application: Yes

   Must submit Dental School transcripts to the program (in addition to ADEA PASS): Yes

   Must report GRE scores in the ADEA PASS application: No

   Must submit original GRE scores to the program: No

   Must upload a CV/Resume to the ADEA PASS application: Yes

   Must submit a photocopy or a notarized copy of your dental school diploma to the program: Yes

   Must submit Dental Admissions Test (DAT) score: No

   Must submit official NBDE results to ADEA PASS: Yes

   Must submit official INBDE results to ADEA PASS: 

   Must submit a National Board of Medical Examiners (NBME) Comprehensive Basic Science Examination (CBSE) score. (OMS only): No

   Must submit a 2" x 2" photo to the program: Yes

   Must contact program for additional requirements: Yes

   Must visit program website for additional requirements: Yes

   Additional Information: 

   Please contact dianne.brennan@chsli.org for the supplemental application. Thank you.

   ADAT SCORES WILL BE CONSIDERED BUT ARE NOT MANDATORY AT THIS TIME.

   
   

   Program Supplemental Requirements

   Must submit supplemental application to the program: Yes

   Must submit supplemental application processing fee to the program: No

   Domestic Applicants:  $

   International Applicants: 

   Other (Please explain)  $

   Additional Information:  $

   Please contact dianne.brennan@chsli.org for the supplemental application. Thank you.

   
   

   Additional Information

   Interview schedule for the current application cycle: 

   We usually conduct our interviews on the first and if necessary the second Wednesay of December.

   Program Requirements Part II ↑ 

   General Requirements

   Must have passed Part 1, National Dental Board Examination: Yes

   Must have passed Part 2, National Dental Board Examination: Yes

   Must have earned a D.M.D./D.D.S. degree, or equivalent: Yes

   Must have completed a one-year residency program: No

   Additional Information: 

   Part 2 of the National Dental Board Examination must be passed prior to start of program if matched as a Resident.

   
   

   Background

   Must be a U.S. Citizen: Yes

   Can be a permanent resident?: Yes

   Permanent residents must show proof of residency: Yes

   Will accept Canadian citizens: No

   Must have a limited permit: No

   Must have a U.S. dental license: No

   Must be eligible for state dental license: Yes

   Must have a valid state dental license: No

   Must be a graduate of: 

   Applicants without U.S. Dental Degrees: 

   Eligible Citizenship Types: 
   
   
   
   
   

   Additional Information: 

   
   

   Additional Requirements for International Applicants

   Will accept foreign citizens (not including Canada): No

   Must be proficient in the English language: Yes

   Must report TOEFL score on ADEA PASS application: Not Applicable

   Must submit original TOEFL score report to program: Not Applicable

   Must have foreign transcripts evaluated: Not Applicable

   Must have foreign transcripts submitted to the program: Not Applicable

   May be considered if graduated from non-ADA accredited dental school: Not Applicable

   Additional Information: