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University of Oklahoma

Assistant/Associate/Professor of Prosthodontics

Job Description

University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center:
Provost Office:
College of Dentistry:
Restorative Sciences Description:
The University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry is seeking a Full-time Clinical Assistant/Associate/Professor in the Department of Restorative Sciences, Division of Prosthodontics. Primary responsibilities include didactic, pre-clinical, and clinical courses in Fixed, Removable and Implant dentistry for our undergraduate dental program. Intramural faculty practice, and research are encouraged. Faculty are expected to be actively involved with University committees, continuing education and outreach, along with other tasks assigned by the Division Head. Successful applicants will join a team committed to quality educational programs and a broad spectrum of clinical care. The OU College of Dentistry has recently committed to digital dentistry integration. The successful candidate will play a vital role in this effort. Oklahoma is a family friendly and inviting area. Oklahoma City is continually growing and provides the benefits of a large metropolitan area.
Qualifications:
Candidates must have a DDS/DMD from a CODA accredited dental school or foreign equivalent and completion of Part I and Part II of National Dental Board Examinations. Master's degree or Certificate in Prosthodontics from a CODA accredited dental school is preferred. Salary and rank commensurate with qualifications and experience.
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