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American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons

Accredited OMS Fellowship Opportunities

A fellowship in oral and maxillofacial surgery is a planned post-residency program that contains education and training in a focused area of the specialty. The focused areas include but not limited to: Cosmetic Facial Surgery; Oral/Head and Neck Oncology; Pediatric Craniomaxillofacial Surgery (Cleft and Craniofacial). All fellowship opportunities are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation.

Accredited OMS Fellowship Standards
AAOMS Career Line (for expanded opportunities)

Louisiana

Louisiana State University School of Medicine
1501 Kings Highway
Shreveport, LA 71130-3932

Program Information

Area of Focus:
Head and Neck Oncology
Program Director:
Dr. D. David Kim
Email:
dkim1@lsuhsc.edu
Phone:
318-675-6101
Accreditation Status:
Approval without Reporting Requirements
Authorized Enrollment:
1
Last Accreditation Visit:
2010
Next Accreditation Visit:
2015
Description/Requirements:

 

Maryland

University of Maryland Medical Systems
Maxillofacial Oncology & Microvascular Surgery
Department of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
University of Maryland
650 West Baltimore St., Rm. 1215
Baltimore, MD, 21201

Program Information

Area of Focus:
Head and Neck Oncology
Program Director:
Dr. Joshua E. Lubek (jlubek@umaryland.edu)
Coordinator:
Ms. Alida Fitzpatrick (Afitzpatrick@umaryland.edu)
Phone:
410-706-3964
Accreditation Status:
Approval without Reporting Requirements
Authorized Enrollment:
1
Last Accreditation Visit:
2008
Next Accreditation Visit:
2013
Description/Requirements:

The Fellowship is intended to train an individual as a future Academic OMS. Academic Surgeons have four main areas in which they must develop expertise i.e., clinical, research, teaching and administrative. All academic surgeons will decide how much of their time to allocate to each of these pursuits depending on their interests, training and needs of their particular program. The Maryland Maxillofacial Oncology Fellowship professional activity plan has incorporated all four of these facets into its program.

Michigan

University of Michigan Hospital
B1-B204, University Hospital
1500 E. Medical Center Drive
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-0018

Program Information

Area of Focus:
Head and Neck Oncology
Program Director:
Dr. Brent Ward
Email:
bward@umich.edu
Phone:
734-936-8289
Accreditation Status:
Approval without Reporting Requirements
Authorized Enrollment:
1
Last Accreditation Visit:
2008
Next Accreditation Visit:
2013
Description/Requirements:

 

Minnesota

University of Minnesota School of Dentistry
Department of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
515 Delaware Street, 7-174 Moos Tower
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455

Program Information

Area of Focus:
Head and Neck Oncology
Program Director:
Dr. Deepak Kademani
Email:
kadem001@umn.edu
Phone:
612-626-5722
Accreditation Status:
Initial Accreditation Underway
Authorized Enrollment:
1
Last Accreditation Visit:
N/A
Next Accreditation Visit:
2011
Description/Requirements:

The head and neck oncology fellowship program at the University of Minnesota is a 24-month program designed to train oral and maxillofacial surgeons in the principals and practice of head and neck oncology. The program has a diverse clinical caseload and will involve the treatment of benign and malignant disease including salivary gland tumors. Training will emphasize the multidisciplinary care of the head and neck oncology patient. A strong research component will be part of the training program. The fellowship is ideally suited for those wishing to pursue a career in academics or those wishing to pursue a hospital based surgical practice.

Mississippi

Oral & Facial Surgical Center
300 Hospital Drive
Columbus, MS 39701

Program Information

Area of Focus:
Cosmetic Surgery
Program Director:
Dr. John E. Griffin Jr.
Email:
docgriff@aol.com
Phone:
662-327-2100
Accreditation Status:
Approval without Reporting Requirements
Authorized Enrollment:
1
Last Accreditation Visit:
2009
Next Accreditation Visit:
2014
Description/Requirements:

 

Ohio

Facial Aesthetic Surgery, LLC
1475 W Third Ave - Suite 503
Columbus, OH 43212

Program Information

Area of Focus:
Cosmetic Surgery
Program Director:
Dr. T. William Evans
Email:
evansddsmd@aol.com
Phone:
614-224-0905
Accreditation Status:
Approval without Reporting Requirements
Authorized Enrollment:
1
Last Accreditation Visit:
2006
Next Accreditation Visit:
2011
Description/Requirements:

 

Oregon

Legacy Emanuel Hospital
Attn: Graduate Medical Education
2801 N. Gantenbein Ave.
Portland, OR 97227

Program Information

Area of Focus:
Head and Neck Oncology
Microvascular and other Reconstructive Surgery
Program Director:
Eric Dierks, MD, DMD, FACS
Email:
eric.dierks@gmail.com
Phone:
503-525-3639
Accreditation Status:
Approval without Reporting Requirements
Authorized Enrollment:
1
Last Accreditation Visit:
2007
Next Accreditation Visit:
2012
Description/Requirements:

Founded in 1992, the Portland fellowship is based within the Head and Neck Surgical Associates (HNSA) and was the first fellowship to train OMS specifically in cancer surgery. The caselog spans the entire scope of head and neck surgery, from tracheal resection to skull base. Rotations on medical and radiation oncology complement the fellow’s surgical experience. The fellowship is intended for those planning an academic career and its alumni include many notable leaders of the specialty. A second year of reconstructive microvascular surgery based at the Cancer Center of Portland Providence Hospital was added in 2010 and will soon undergo accreditation.

Pennsylvania

University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine
3501 Terrace Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15261

Program Information

Area of Focus:
Cleft and Craniofacial Surgery
Program Director:
Dr. Bernard J. Costello
Email:
bjc1@pitt.edu
Phone:
412-648-6801
Accreditation Status:
Approval without Reporting Requirements
Authorized Enrollment:
1
Last Accreditation Visit:
2009
Next Accreditation Visit:
2014
Description/Requirements:

The fully accredited fellowship is designed to produce highly trained surgeons preparing them for a full-time academic career, or to allow them to enter a position at a cleft and craniofacial center, which has a significant need for this experience.

The fellow will have a surgical experience in pediatric adolescent, and adult congenital craniofacial, primary and secondary cleft, orthognathic, reconstructive, esthetic, implant, and craniofacial trauma surgery. Research opportunities in the areas of molecular genetics, cranial suture biology, pediatric trauma, cleft, and congenital craniofacial anomalies are also available as a critical component to the fellowship program.