Dental students are really enhancing their educational experience while increasing access to care to vulnerable populations with a community-based education model. đź“Ť GUEST INFO: Dr.
When Dr. Piskorowski started teaching at University of Michigan, only 1.7% of dental graduates were going into public health. After implementing his model that number
Dr. Piskorowski’s parents came to America after World War II and at the age of 17 he had a whopping 17 cavities! He paid off
Private practice and DSOs aren’t the only paths for dental graduates. 📍 GUEST INFO: Dr. Bill Piskorowski Associate Dean of Community-Based Clinical Education at UCLA
Gary Bird sits down with Associate Dean of Community-Based Clinical Education at UCLA School of Dentistry, Dr. Bill Piskorowski to answer your burning questions for dental schools, the importance of having a community-based education model, and how dental schools are adapting to changes in the industry.
A high level of transparency gives your team a stronger sense of ownership, agency, and motivation to contribute. đź“Ť GUEST INFO: Emmet Scott The President
One of the most important things you can build into your culture is a willingness to be vulnerable about your anxieties and weaknesses — and
To become a transformational leader, you have to create an environment that sets your team up for success. Emmet gives us a life hack for
Becoming a dental entrepreneur means choosing to walk a challenging path. Do you have the drive to step out on your own? đź“Ť GUEST INFO:
Emmet Scott defines a dental entrepreneur as someone whose vision is bigger than a single practice and team. If that’s you, what comes next? 📍
Dental students are really enhancing their educational experience while increasing access to care to vulnerable populations with a community-based education model. đź“Ť GUEST INFO: Dr.
When Dr. Piskorowski started teaching at University of Michigan, only 1.7% of dental graduates were going into public health. After implementing his model that number
Dr. Piskorowski’s parents came to America after World War II and at the age of 17 he had a whopping 17 cavities! He paid off
Private practice and DSOs aren’t the only paths for dental graduates. 📍 GUEST INFO: Dr. Bill Piskorowski Associate Dean of Community-Based Clinical Education at UCLA
Gary Bird sits down with Associate Dean of Community-Based Clinical Education at UCLA School of Dentistry, Dr. Bill Piskorowski to answer your burning questions for dental schools, the importance of having a community-based education model, and how dental schools are adapting to changes in the industry.
A high level of transparency gives your team a stronger sense of ownership, agency, and motivation to contribute. đź“Ť GUEST INFO: Emmet Scott The President
One of the most important things you can build into your culture is a willingness to be vulnerable about your anxieties and weaknesses — and
To become a transformational leader, you have to create an environment that sets your team up for success. Emmet gives us a life hack for
Becoming a dental entrepreneur means choosing to walk a challenging path. Do you have the drive to step out on your own? đź“Ť GUEST INFO:
Emmet Scott defines a dental entrepreneur as someone whose vision is bigger than a single practice and team. If that’s you, what comes next? 📍
