The Oral Health preceptorship program is...


• • Tailored to the needs of the candidate
  
• • Available in a variety of specializations
  
• • Ranges from 1 to 5 days in length
  
• • Offered throughout New York and New Jersey
  
• • CME accredited

Specialized training is available on the following topics..


• • Medical Overview and Update on HIV Disease
• • HIV Co-morbidities and the impact on Oral Health Care Delivery
• • Infection Control in the Dental Setting
• • Oral Manifestations of HIV Disease
• • Treatment Planning for the Patient with HIV Disease
• • Pathology Related to Oral Manifestations and Other Diseases
• • HIV Risk Assessment
• • Legal Issues and HIV
• • Other Topics of Interest
  

    To apply for the preceptorship program, click here

The Oral Health Regional Resource center preceptorship program is quite unique and is designed and tailored based upon the candidate’s needs. Each candidate will be placed in a program according to their needs and level of knowledge. Preceptorships are offered throughout the year.
There is no cost for this program other than the candidate’s time.

If interested in applying to this program, complete the online application and return it along with a copy of your state registration to practice and a copy of your CV/resume.  Once a completed application is received, our dental director, Cheryl Stolarski, DMD, will contact the candidate to discuss the specifics of their needs and the appropriate level placement in the program.

More about NY/NJ AETC preceptorships in general
These trainings are a unique experience for physicians, advance practice nurses, physician assistants, registered nurses, pharmacists, dentists, and other dental professionals (dental hygienists and assistants). Clinic sessions are often paired with one-on-one or small group didactic sessions focusing on various aspects of HIV disease. Preceptorships offer many valuable features, including intensive exposure to general HIV management over a concentrated period of time, the opportunity to develop a mentoring relationship with a lead clinician and can foster a long-term consultative relationship which can be useful for future clinical advice. Read more here

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