List of presentations on CV?

[WannaBeDentist]

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Would you list presentations on your CV that you have done at a graduate level (either during dental school, gpr, internship, etc.) when it's related to your field? Or is it only worth mentioning if done towards a larger crowd such as a state/specialty meeting?

 

[mike3kgt]

Would you list presentations on your CV that you have done at a graduate level (either during dental school, gpr, internship, etc.) when it's related to your field? Or is it only worth mentioning if done towards a larger crowd such as a state/specialty meeting?

Only when you give a special lecture at the school or a visiting lecture when you travel to another place. Don't list anything like "treatment planning presentation 7/31/12 on patient x, followed by another one the week later on patient y".

Do list things like "lunch & learn lecture on "dental implants" on 8/3/12" or "visiting lecture on "crown & bridge dentistry" UConn 8/7/2012".

Most comprehensive lectures not required by your teaching or graduate position should be included.

Hope this helps.

 

[Dr. Dai Phan]

Would you list presentations on your CV that you have done at a graduate level (either during dental school, gpr, internship, etc.) when it's related to your field? Or is it only worth mentioning if done towards a larger crowd such as a state/specialty meeting?

I would list all lectures that you have done after dental school/residency. These carry more weight than lectures done in school/residency as these are viewed as assigments rather than professional development. I started lecturing in 2001 and I am still thriving to reach number 100. Close but not quite! 🙂 DP