Army Dentistry at Work

Oral Maxillofacial Surgeon MAJ Andew Jenzer talks about why he loves practicing Oral Surgery in the Army.

COL Goksel talks about his journey becoming an Oral Maxillofacial Surgeon through the Army, and why he stayed in long-term.

LTC Edwardo Decardona and MAJ Miguel Jusino discuss periodontics in Army Dentistry.

MAJ Josh Sparks and MAJ Kim Schlam discuss prosthodontics in Army Dentistry. How does a private-practice prosthodontist end up joining the Army?

LTC DeMarcio Reed, being interviewed from Kuwait, discusses his leadership path as an Army dentist.

 CPT Caleb Stott talks about some of the opportunities to travel and experience new things which are available through Army dentistry.

MAJ Cory Richards discusses the experiences of practice ownership and what led him to choose Army dentistry.

Major General Temple (Retired) and Major General Wong (Retired) discuss their experiences in the Army Dental Corps and how they got where they are today. 

MAJ Brandon Jones and CPT Richard Low interview CPT Charles Lewis about his experiences after the AEGD residency.  CPT Lewis shares his experiences of being assigned to a unit as their dentist rather than being assigned to the Dental Health Activity's clinics. To find your local Army Medical Department recruiter, go to GOARMY.COM/AMEDD or call 888-550-ARMY or 888-550-2769. 

CPT Emily Eickhoff and CPT David Liberman share their experiences at the Fort Carson AEGD and how it has enabled their next steps in their Army career. To find your local Army Medical Department recruiter, go to GOARMY.COM/AMEDD or call 888-550-ARMY or 888-550-2769. 

LTC Christopher Bowen, director of the Fort Carson AEGD, and MAJ Rohtaz Sandhu, director of the Fort Cambell AEGD, answer questions about their programs and how residents can get the most out of the experience. To find your local Army Medical Department recruiter, go to GOARMY.COM/AMEDD or call 888-550-ARMY or 888-550-2769

A round table discussion with CPT Peter Heitman and CPT Kendrick Sawyers about their experiences at the Fort Sill AEGD Residency. To find your local Army Medical Department recruiter, go to GOARMY.COM/AMEDD or call 888-550-ARMY or 888-550-2769

Are you an Army HPSP student who's considering applying for one of the seven Advanced Education in General Dentistry residencies?  Listen to this episode to hear what's possible through the an exceptional AEGD experience with LTC Michael Kroll. To find your local Army Medical Department recruiter, go to GOARMY.COM/AMEDD or call 888-550-ARMY or 888-550-2769

Listen to this episode to get the inside track on how to apply for the HPSP scholarship and how to stand out from your peers with SFC Rafael Diaz-Diaz. To find your local Army Medical Department recruiter, go to GOARMY.COM/AMEDD or call 888-550-ARMY or 888-550-2769

2LT Sara Kube from the University of Louisville School of Dentistry is using the Army Reserve scholarship, DSSP to pay for school.  Learn about this great option, especially if you're considering specializing. To find your local Army Medical Department recruiter, go to GOARMY.COM/AMEDD or call 888-550-ARMY or 888-550-2769

Dr. Reed McKinney shares his experience on what it's like to have the HPSP scholarship as he graduates from Indiana University School of Dentistry. To find your local Army Medical Department recruiter, go to GOARMY.COM/AMEDD or call 888-550-ARMY or 888-550-2769

MAJ Brandon Jones, MAJ Rachel Lewin and CPT Richard Low share their experiences as recipients of the Army Health Professions Scholarship Program.   To find your local Army Medical Department recruiter, go to GOARMY.COM/AMEDD or call 888-550-ARMY or 888-550-2769

BG Bagby shares his story of why he joined the Army and the unique opportunities he has had as an oral surgeon and throughout his career. 28th US Army Dental Corps Chief and Commanding General of Brooke Army Medical Center, Brigadier General Shan K. Bagby.  BG Bagby is also a board certified oral & maxillofacial surgeon.   DISCLAIMER: The content of this podcast is for informational purposes only and might not represent benefits and/or opportunities that may be available to individual listeners. Pay, benefits, programs, scholarships, applicant qualifications, and assignment process are subject to change with little notice, and your individual circumstances might be different from the speakers in the podcast. Before making any decisions about your potential to serve in the US Army, contact your local healthcare recruiter for the latest information on Army Medical Department careers, applications, scholarships, pay and benefits. To find your local Army Medical Department recruiter, go to GOARMY.COM/AMEDD or call 888-550-ARMY or 888-550-2769.