Non-Adjunct Faculty - Dentistry Diagnostic Sciences

1.Continue delivering Infection Control lectures as part of the Dental Student education program, not Clinical Affairs. 2.Continue delivering Infection Control lectures within the Advanced General Dentistry (AGD) Education Program. 3.Risk management: work on general risk management projects with Ed Keating. 4.Faculty mentorship of Dr. Rollor for Infection Control training. 5.Manage remediation programs as requested by the state boards of dental examiners and administered through the Office of Continuing Education, separate from Clinical Affairs. 6.Grant consulting and management within ODS Dept

faculty members at the University who are:

Appointed to provide contractually defined responsibilities such as research, service, or instruction for non-credit bearing courses; Neither tenured nor eligible for tenure; Expertise in the discipline and recognition for accomplishment sufficient to gain the endorsement of the preponderance of the members of the faculty of the department to which he or she is appointed.

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