The Kornberg School of Dentistry is seeking outstanding national and international applicants who can lead the Department of Restorative Sciences toward the vision of dental practice and education in 2030.  Applicants should have a strong academic orientation, innovative educational philosophies, experience in Artificial Intelligence applications, digital dentistry, and leadership in academic transformation who can lead the Department of Restorative Sciences towards a futuristic vision for dental practice and education in general dentistry and prosthodontics.

Candidates should have a record of risk taking and overseeing successful programs. Faculty candidates who are motivated to continue learning, expand their academic careers, and contribute to a collaborative and forward-thinking academic culture will find exceptional opportunities at Temple University.

Primary responsibilities of the Chairperson will be contemporary didactic and clinical teaching for both the pre- and post-doctoral programs, including course directorship and curriculum development along with leadership and team building.

Applicants who meet the qualifications for the position are invited to submit:

• Curriculum Vitae,
• For prosthodontists, board certification or eligibility in the jurisdiction where they have worked nationally or internationally. For restorative dentists, advanced education is required in restorative dentistry at the AEGD, or MSc or PhD level.
• Names and contact information for five references,
• A cover letter detailing:
• Vision for the future of dental education,
• Professional aspirations,
• Academic and leadership achievements,
• Clinical expertise
• Reasons for seeking to join the Temple University faculty.

Application materials should be submitted to:

Dr. Marisol Tellez
Associate Dean of Research
Temple University Kornberg School of Dentistry
3223 North Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19140
Phone: 215-707-1773
Email: marisol.tellez@temple.edu

Candidates with US or Canadian DMD/DDS, are preferred but those with equivalent international credentials can apply.  Applicants must have CODA accredited specialty education or equivalent international credentials and have or be eligible for a Pennsylvania dental license.

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