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The list came out this past friday.
The listed below are the residency/training available for application this coming FY21 cycle.

Good luck to everyone.

ACP Exodontia5
Clinical Informatics5
Comprehensive Dentistry1
Dental Research2
Endodontics1
Joint Commission Fellowship5
Operative and Preventive Dentistry3
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery4 *
Orthodontics1
Pediatric Dentistry1
Periodontics3
Prosthodontics3
Public Health1

* Application for match to a 6-year program is not authorized
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The numbers do not mean the number of spots available but for the duration of the residency

1 2-year residency
2 2-year master’s degree or 4-year to 5-year PhD
3 3-year residency
4 4-year residency
5 1-year fellowship
 
Is there a place to find the number of spots available for each residency? Could a 6-year OMFS program be authorized if an applicant was given NADDS? Is there a different application process for NADDS?
 
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caffeine jitters said:
Is there a place to find the number of spots available for each residency? Could a 6-year OMFS program be authorized if an applicant was given NADDS? Is there a different application process for NADDS?
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Please refer to last year's application acceptance thread to guess how many slots will be available this year.

Peds, ortho would most likely be a spot of either 1 or 2.

NADDS currently does not allow 6 year programs i believe (I could be wrong)
 
chlrbwls said:
Please refer to last year's application acceptance thread to guess how many slots will be available this year.

Peds, ortho would most likely be a spot of either 1 or 2.

NADDS currently does not allow 6 year programs i believe (I could be wrong)
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Someone last year got 6 year NADDS. Not happening for FTIS or FTOS
 
Is AEGD-1 graduate allow to apply for Comprehensive Dentistry (AEGD-2)?
 
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The list came out today:

Congrats to all of those that made it!



LIST OF FY21 DUINS SELECTEES

BY DENTAL CORPS TRAINING PROGRAM
SELECTEES FOR RESIDENCY TRAINING IN
ACP EXODONTIA

Seven (7) applications for residency training in ACP Exodontia were reviewed. The following three (3) applicants are recommended for selection with one (1) alternate:

1. LT Matthew Britt
2. LCDR Ryan Neal
3. LCDR Benjamin Staller

Alternate:
1. LT Jae Oh


SELECTEES FOR FELLOWSHIP TRAINING IN
CLINICAL INFORMATICS

Two (2) applications for fellowship training in Clinical Informatics were reviewed. The following applicant is recommended for selection with one (1) alternate:
1. CDR Brock Johnson (FTOS)


Alternate:
1. CDR Raymond Tinucci


SELECTEES FOR RESIDENCY TRAINING IN
COMPREHENSIVE DENTISTRY

Sixteen (16) applications for residency training in Comprehensive Dentistry were reviewed. The following seven (7) applicants are recommended for selection with four (4) alternates:


1. LT Elise Andrews (FTOS/OFI)
2. LT Alana D’Anthony
3. LCDR Michael DeFazio
4. LT Alexandra Doak
5. LCDR Kyle Ragsdale
6. LCDR Stephanie Roadarmel
7. LCDR Sabrina Sinceresombie

Alternates:
1. LT Austin Stokes
2. LT Ilona Nockles
3. LCDR Chad Cuca
4. LT Scott Westra


SELECTEES FOR RESIDENCY TRAINING IN
ENDODONTICS

Eleven (11) applications for residency training in Endodontics were reviewed. The following four (4) applicants are recommended for selection with three (3) alternates:

1. LCDR Hiroya Ako
2. LT Anika Islam
3. LT Aaron Keith
4. LT Austin McIntyre


Alternates:
1. LT Tae Kim
2. LT Jacob Prows
3. LT Drew Pearson


SELECTEES FOR FELLOWSHIP TRAINING IN
JOINT COMMISSION

One (1) application for fellowship training in Joint Commission was reviewed. One (1) applicant is recommended for selection with no (0) alternate.
1. CDR Lora Chow (FTOS)


SELECTEES FOR RESIDENCY TRAINING IN
OPERATIVE AND PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY

Two (2) applications for residency training in Operative and Preventive Dentistry were reviewed. The following two (2) applicants are recommended for selection with no (0) alternate:

1. LCDR Kathleen Boland (FTOS)
2. LT Jeremy Wade (FTOS)


SELECTEES FOR RESIDENCY TRAINING IN
ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY

Twenty four (24) applications for residency training in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery were reviewed. The following twelve (12) applicants are recommended for selection with three (3) alternates:


1. ENS Shane Burns (FTOS)
2. ENS Samuel Daley (FTOS)
3. LT Alexandra Downey
4. LT Jesse Edwards
5. LT Alexander Flynn (FTOS/OFI)
6. ENS Tyler Fox (FTOS)
7. LT Zachary Jin
8. LT Adam Kane
9. ENS William Key
10. ENS Robert Liu
11. OC1 Thong Nguyen (NADDS)
12. LT Svetlin Penchev


Alternates:


1. ENS Andrew Haber
2. LT Kyu Choi
3. LT Sean Young

SELECTEES FOR RESIDENCY TRAINING IN
ORTHODONTICS

Seven (7) applications for residency training in Orthodontics were reviewed. The following two (2) applicants are recommended for selection with one (1) alternate:


1. LT Michael Cvelich (FTOS/OFI)
2. LCDR Mark Ryan (FTOS/OFI)

Alternate:
1. LCDR Tali Hadar (FTOS/OFI)


SELECTEES FOR RESIDENCY TRAINING IN
PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY

Five (5) applications for residency training in Pediatric Dentistry were reviewed. The following two (2) applicants are recommended for selection with two (2) alternates:


1. LCDR Bradley Bennett (FTOS)
2. LT Mackenzie Cvelich (FTOS)


Alternates:
1. LT Rainey Garrison
2. LT James Chao


SELECTEES FOR RESIDENCY TRAINING IN
PERIODONTICS

Seventeen (17) applications for residency training in Periodontics were reviewed. The following three (3) applicants are recommended for selection with two (2) alternates:


1. LCDR Tyler Johansen
2. ENS Emma Johnson
3. OCC Adeleke Mowobi


Alternates:
1. LCDR Karima Ayesh
2. ENS Derrick Pham


SELECTEES FOR RESIDENCY TRAINING IN
PROSTHODONTICS

Five (5) applications for residency training in Prosthodontics were reviewed. The following four (4) applicants are recommended for selection with no (0) alternate:


1. OC1 Robert Crawford
2. ENS Timothy Daudelin
3. LT Webster Felix (FTOS)
4. OC1 Won Yu


SELECTEES FOR RESIDENCY TRAINING IN
PUBLIC HEALTH

One (1) application for residency training in Public Health was reviewed. No (0) applicant is recommended for selection.
 
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They picked people for ortho and Pedo this year? damn

Also, is the only reason people would do ortho and peds FTOS in the navy is b/c they are looking for a career?

With all that experience, wouldn't they be super competitive as a civilian in regular programs?
 
averageasian said:
Also, is the only reason people would do ortho and peds FTOS in the navy is b/c they are looking for a career?
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They don’t have a peds program, so the only option is out service. And they send orthos to the tri-service program in San Antonio. I think technically the AF largely runs the ortho program, someone correct me if I’m wrong on that.

Big Hoss
 
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Big Time Hoosier said:
They don’t have a peds program, so the only option is out service. And they send orthos to the tri-service program in San Antonio. I think technically the AF largely runs the ortho program, someone correct me if I’m wrong on that.

Big Hoss
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If you’re a LT/LCDR trying to do ortho, why would you do FTOS ortho with more time added to your initial commitment?

Wouldn’t it make more sense to finish your hpsp commitment and then separate/match ortho?
 
averageasian said:
If you’re a LT/LCDR trying to do ortho, why would you do FTOS ortho with more time added to your initial commitment?

Wouldn’t it make more sense to finish your hpsp commitment and then separate/match ortho?
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1. Some folks want to make a career out of the military

2. Civilian ortho has more spots

3. You get your tuition paid for PLUS a full military salary while in FTOS. A lot people have dependents and want to keep the benefits by staying in while attending school.
 
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Big Time Hoosier said:
They don’t have a peds program, so the only option is out service. And they send orthos to the tri-service program in San Antonio. I think technically the AF largely runs the ortho program, someone correct me if I’m wrong on that.

Big Hoss
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I believe it's at Lackland, yes.
 
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Yea, this is surprising. There was such doom and gloom talk about reduction in specialties and outsourcing. Then they take more Comp, Endo, OMFS, ortho, and Prosth than last year. Plus added Exodontia back.
 
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Big Time Hoosier said:
They don’t have a peds program, so the only option is out service. And they send orthos to the tri-service program in San Antonio. I think technically the AF largely runs the ortho program, someone correct me if I’m wrong on that.

Big Hoss
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The facilities are in Lackland, really nice clinic. When I was stationed there the Ortho program was run by a Navy CAPT, super nice guy. I think he got the position because it was slated for someone else but they suddenly passed away. I might be getting the details mixed up a bit.

I’m surprised that Perio was so competitive!
 
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FutureDent020 said:
Yea, this is surprising. There was such doom and gloom talk about reduction in specialties and outsourcing. Then they take more Comp, Endo, OMFS, ortho, and Prosth than last year. Plus added Exodontia back.
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At least for OMFS, with more commissioning of new ford class carriers, OMFS presence onboard is more needed than ever (They act as a backup anesthesia, dental dept/divo as well as their primary facial trauma-multi role provider)

I have seen alot of fresh grads of residency get placed right into carriers for their first assignment

So doesnt surprise me that they are getting more of them.

As for other specialties, some of the senior specialists are getting out as well at LCDR and CDR level

Have to meet that gap somehow
 
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Are you able to specify if you want FTOS, FTIS, NADDS? In certain situations NADDS could be difficult for some people I imagine.
 
AcquaLife said:
Are you able to specify if you want FTOS, FTIS, NADDS? In certain situations NADDS could be difficult for some people I imagine.
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Yes. In your application you will be asked to select which route you wish to go. Your preference will be taken into consideration not a guarantee. Some residencies are only FTOS, like pediatrics or ortho to name a few.


I wish to be considered for (check only one): Only FTIS / Only FTOS / Primarily FTIS, Secondary FTOS / Primarily FTOS, Secondary FTIS / Considered Equally for FTIS and FTOS

Dental Students Only: in some cases Navy Active Duty for Delay Specialty Program (NADDS) may be an option for training. In addition to your above FTIS/FTOS options, check if you wish to be considered for NADDS: Navy Active Duty for Delay Specialty Program (Dental Students Only)
 
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Stupid question. Is there a difference between the Naval Postgraduate Dental School OMS residency and the Walter Reed OMS residency? Or are they the same program?
 
merg97 said:
Stupid question. Is there a difference between the Naval Postgraduate Dental School OMS residency and the Walter Reed OMS residency? Or are they the same program?
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NPDS doesn't have an OMFS residency program, but Navy Dental Corps has OMFS programs at Walter Reed Bethesda, Portsmouth, and San Diego.
 
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shinji said:
NPDS doesn't have an OMFS residency program, but Navy Dental Corps has OMFS programs at Walter Reed Bethesda, Portsmouth, and San Diego.
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a position is available at san antonio as well
 
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