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October 31, 2007 ADHA Seeks Director of Member Services The American Dental Hygienists’ Association (ADHA), a national, not-for-profit, professional association representing the interests of more than 120,000 registered dental hygienists, has an immediate opening for a director of member services. The candidate chosen for this position will have a minimum of a bachelor’s degree and three years of membership experience with a not-for-profit organization. Experience with branding as well as iMIS membership software is highly desirable. Strong oral and written communications skills and computer literacy required. This person will report directly to the Executive Director and will be responsible for collaborating with the Director of Communications to implement and promote the association’s new brand. Staffing the Council on Member Services, special committees, task forces, representing ADHA in meetings with external organizations and serving as a member of the senior staff will be ongoing functions. Salary will be commensurate with background and experience. Interested parties should send resume and salary requirements in confidence to Human Resources, 444 North Michigan Avenue, Suite 3400, Chicago, IL 60611or jobs@adha.net. Please outline your qualifications for this position in a comprehensive cover letter. The American Dental Hygienists’ Association is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer.
Crest/ADHA Award for Clinical Dental Hygienists Colgate/ADHA Community Outreach Award
2008 Distinguished Service Award 2008 Johnson & Johnson/ADHA Awards
for Excellence in Dental Hygiene ADHA and Procter & Gamble announce
Dental Hygiene Educator of the Year Award
Congratulations 2007 Graduates! Graduating and starting any new job is a stressful experience—it is filled with questions, uncertainties and new routines. In school, you had the experience of your faculty to guide and mentor you for the last two years. Now that you are out on your own, who do you turn to? Don’t worry, you aren’t alone! While the transition from academia to practice may seem daunting, the ADHA community is here to help, support and guide you through this exciting time! Simply by staying connected to ADHA you will have access to a network of dental hygienists across the country that you can turn to for advice, mentoring and yes, even fun! All it takes is a few simple steps. Simply visit www.adha.org and login to your membership record and click the “Convert Now” link. By completing the information and providing your dental hygiene license number, you will change your membership from Student to Active and secure your place in the ADHA community! If you have any questions, contact the Division of Member Services at member.services@adha.net or 1-800-243-2342, press 1.
Subscribe Now to the New ADHA DVD Quarterly ADHA recently launched its new continuing education, ADHA DVD Quarterly, at annual session in New Orleans. ADHA DVD Quarterly contains quality continuing education for dental hygienists, educators and researchers. Each annual subscription provides you with expert clinical presentations delivered to you four times per year. ADHA DVD Quarterly is presented on a full-motion, high-quality, interactive DVD disk, which you may view using your home DVD player or any DVD-compatible computer. Sample topics include: Laser Techniques, Digital Imaging, Restorative Dentistry, Periodontics, Whitening Techniques, as well as Practice Management, Wellness and Ergonomics and more. Each subscription qualifies you for 12 credit hours of CE per year. The new ADHA DVD Quarterly is one of the innovative services our association is providing to help you stay out front of your profession. The Quarterly complements the ADHA’s current CE publications, including Access, Journal of Dental Hygiene and ADHA on-line. ADHA members receive a 25% discount off the Quarterly’s annual non-member subscription rate of $132.00. Member cost is just $99.00 To subscribe, go to www.dvdquarterly.com.
Do you have a patient on kidney dialysis? Access is seeking an author to write a case study illustrating the implications of providing oral hygiene care to people on dialysis. A small honorarium accompanies the assignment. Contact Christine A. Hovliaras-Delozier, RDH, BS, MBA at ChristineH@adha.net. If you are a male dental hygienist, or if you work with one, Access might like to interview you. Back in 2004, when we interviewed men who are ADHA members, we found that one of the reasons dental hygienists are predominantly female is that the profession has always been viewed as female—that perception has created our reality. Is this changing in the eyes of dental hygiene school faculty and administration, dentist-employers and oral health care consumers? If you have insights on this topic, contact Access Editor-in-Chief Christine A. Hovliaras-Delozier, RDH, BS, MBA at ChristineH@adha.net, and we may request an interview. Do you have interest in and experience working with veneers and laminates? The cosmetic side of oral health is hotter than ever, and maintaining these surfaces, as well as identifying candidates for them, is increasingly a part of dental hygiene care. Access is seeking an author to write a review article about materials and maintenance associated with veneers/laminates. If you have the time to prepare 1500-2000 words on this topic, contact Christine A. Hovliaras-Delozier, RDH, BS, MBA at ChristineH@adha.net. You will be asked to submit an outline before writing the article. A small honorarium accompanies the assignment. Your insights on Access are needed! We have made many changes in Access over the past two years. Tell us what you think of Access and if it has impacted your learning in dental hygiene and dentistry. Please email Christine A. Hovliaras-Delozier, RDH, BS, MBA at Christineh@adha.net. Thyroid diseases are of interest to oral health care professionals because of their implications for dental treatment as well as their oral manifestations in undiagnosed individuals. Access is seeking an author to write a review article on thyroid diseases and the role of the oral health care professional. If you would like to prepare a 1500- to 2000-word article on this topic, please contact Christine A. Hovliaras-Delozier, RDH, BS, MBA at ChristineH@adha.net. You will be asked to submit an outline before writing the article. A small honorarium accompanies the assignment.
Summer 2007 Vol. 81 No. 3 Editorial Upfront Book Reviews Research Focus Innovations in Education
and Technology Research Articles Service-Learning and Dental Hygiene: A Literature
Review Oral Assessment of Children with an Autism Spectrum
Disorder Articaine: A New Alternative in Dental Hygiene
Pain Control Accessing the Journal of Dental Hygiene
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