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2004
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10
Residents per
y e a r : r e c u r r i n g from
the legislature
7
graduated residents
have r e m a i n e d
i n
the State
NM
to practice Dentistry
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are serving
in Rural
locations
within
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Pete C a m p
“The
Health
S c i e n c e s Center
at the University
N e w M e x i c
conduct a
study, of the feasibility
establishing at the
university
N e w M e x i c
program
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qualified
s t u d e n t s
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directly f r
a bachelor
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degree
program
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a doctor
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doctor
dental surgery degree.”
O t h e r
D e n t a l
Feasibility
M e x i c
e n t a l
S c h
F e a s i b i l i t y Study”
commissioned
by
Governor Richardson and
S e n a t
B i n g a m a n .
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costs
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(Admit
approximately 50
s t u d e n t s per
year)
—Projected
A n n u a l
Operating Costs
$21
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B A / D D S
Program
The p u r p
e
t h e
B A / D D S
Program
is
to
alleviate
New M e x i c
s
d e n t a l
d e n t i s t
s h
t a g e
b y
assembling a
broadly d i v e r s e
class
students
who
a r e
committed
to
serving
a s
dentists
in
New Mexico
communities
with
t h e greatest n e e d .
the “best and brightest” students
to
UNM,
beginning
F a l l
2013
for
a f
u s e d , c u s t
i z e d undergraduate e x p e r i e n c e . Attract
t a e n t e d
h i g h
school s t u d e n t s
i n t
e n t i s t r y , p a r t i c u l a r l y gifted
students
from rural,
dentally
undeserved communities
who
might n
b e c
e dentists. A s s u r e
their e n t r y
into
dental school.
is
a commitment
t
years
incremental and permanent recurring funding
for
a new program.
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t h e
success of
the
B A I M D
Program
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BA
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program
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agreement
with
Regional D e n t a l School
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D e n t a l School
affiliation agreements
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B A I D D S
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New Program
Request $400,000 NM’s Unique
Dental
Challenges:
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1,000
p
u l a t i
in
NM
(National
average
is
0.8 Dentists/i ,000)
in the
bottom quartile
in number
d e n t i s t s / i
,000 population ( 9 4 l i c e n s e d dentists
l i v e
in N M ;
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age
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d e r )
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p r a c t i c e
within
a
4
county
a r e a
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g the
Rio
Grande
corridor
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counties are
H e a l t h Professional
Shortage Areas
(HPSA)
2 %
the
popuation
r e s i d e s
in
a dental d e s i g n a t e d H P S A
h i s program
will
mobilize
UNM
HSC
resources
to
address
the major
health problems a f f e c t i n g
N e w Mexicans.
BA/DDS Program
Estimated F u n d i n g Requirements
Years 6—9
Pre Dental
—Undergraduate
Years
2
$ 2 , , $ 6 , ,
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r a m D e v e l
m e n t
Year
1
Residency
Year 10
D e n t a l
$ 8 , , $400,000
Information
Dr.
Gary Cuttrell
UNM
H e a l t h
Sciences C e n t e r
Novitski Hall (505)
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M.
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UNM
H e a l t h
Sciences C e n t e r
1801
C a m i n
S a l u d
(505)
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UNM
H e a l t h
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Peter Jensen, DDS, MS, MPH
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D r .
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UNM
H e a l t h
S c i e n c e s Center
Novitski H a l l (505)
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GCuttrell@
s a l u d . u n m . e d u
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M.
J e n s e n
UNM
H e a l t h
Sciences Center
1801
Camino De Salud (505) 925-7699 pmjensen
@ saludunm.edu
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S c i e n c e s C e n t e r
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