Roseman University Orthodontic Internship Program

[RosemanOrtho]

Roseman University has re-started their Orthodontic Internship Program for up to 4 graduating dentists.
The internship is an 11 month program designed to help aspiring orthodontic residents explore the field, as they work side by side with residents, faculty, and staff.
Previously, all interns of the program have been accepted into various residency programs, including Roseman, NYU, Montefiore, Jacksonville, and others.
For more information, and to apply, please visit:

Orthodontics (AEODO) Internship

The Internship in Orthodontics at Roseman University is an 11 month (July-June), non-accredited, certificate program. This program is intended for select dental school graduates who have a desire to…

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[Big Time Hoosier]

The internship is an 11 month program designed to help aspiring orthodontic residents explore the field and to provide a significant revenue stream for the university.

Fixed it for you.

Big Hoss

 

[SuxDrugs&Rocuronium]

30k for an internship to maybe help you get into an ortho residency? Yikes….

 

[bracketbuster68]

Don't people have enough debt already??

 

[D1Bound]

Fixed it for you.

Big Hoss

But they will surely pay it off once they are an orthodontist 😌

 

[charlestweed]

Don't people have enough debt already??

I am not sure if these interns are qualified for student loans since this is not a true residency program. I think they have to use their own money to pay for this internship. Many foreign trained dentists and some US trained dentists, who have practiced for a while, should be able to come up with this amount of money….and therefore, they won't have to deal with debt in the end. I don’t think this internship program targets the US trained dental students, who have zero money and already owe a lot in student loans.

 

[bracketbuster68]

I am not sure if these interns are qualified for student loans since this is not a true residency program. I think they have to use their own money to pay for this internship. Many foreign trained dentists and some US trained dentists, who have practiced for a while, should be able to come up with this amount of money….and therefore, they won't have to deal with debt in the end. I don’t think this internship program targets the US trained dental students, who have zero money and already owe a lot in student loans.

True - most of these programs and even some residencies are catered towards internationals, but there will be US dentists that go through with this. Seton Hill is an example.