Most federal agencies, including HRSA (the Health Resources and Services Administration), rely on outside experts to review grant applications and advise them on which proposals should receive funding. Grant reviewers serve by objectively evaluating and scoring grant applications using the published evaluation criteria for that grant. Serving on grant review panel is a great way to learn more about the grant-making process as well as an excellent opportunity to network with colleagues.

HRSA is currently interested in expanding its national network of peer reviewers and is accepting applications online.  If you are interested in becoming a grant reviewer, visit the https://grants.hrsa.gov/webReview/ and complete the registration and online application.  Reviewers are selected to review specific grant programs based on their knowledge, education, and experience in health professions training, HIV/AIDS, maternal and child health, organ transplantation, primary care for underserved people, rural health. HRSA also considers diversity of ethnicity, gender, experience, and geography.

HRSA grant reviewers typically participate in a three to five-day meeting held in the Washington, DC, area. Travel expenses and related costs are paid for by HRSA. Reviewers will also receive an honorarium.

The recently enacted federal health reform legislation has created a number of grant programs for dentistry and dental hygiene education. As a dental hygiene educator or practitioner, you have unique expertise and perspectives.  Please consider contributing your talents by becoming a HRSA grant reviewer!

The goal behind  House Bill 190, is to increase the access especially in places such as nursing homes, facilities for the developmentally disabled and Veteran’s Administration clinics , and  would allow dentists to send hygienists into these settings to provide cleanings and other hygiene services at locations outside of the dental office.

Dentists would be required to review the health history of each patient prior to the provision of dental hygiene services to make certain that those services can be provided safely.

Patients seen by a hygienist under public oral health supervision will have a subsequent appointment set with the dentist for the purposes of a diagnosis and treatment plan.

The Ohio Department of Health deems access to dental care as the most unmet health care need for Ohio’s children and low-income adults, Fende said.

See The latest Standards as listed by the American Dental Hygienists association by clicking on the link below.

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We are constantly getting requests for BOTH temporary and permanent positions, so If you are not already signed up with us, you can fill out an application on line, and upload your resume by clicking on the link below.

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Its Not Easy finding Good, Qualified dental staffing.  Hygienists, Dentists, Dental Office Managers and assistants are in High demand now ! If you fall within these categories, click on the link below and tell us about yourself. Upload a resume and you may have found your next job !

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