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THINGS TO KNOW WHEN APPLYING TO SPECIALTY
PROGRAMSPREPARED BY: A. QUIMBYASDA LICENSURE CHAIR
ASDA INFO SESSION
http://www.adea.org/dental_education_pathways/pass/Pages/default.aspx
What is ADEA PASS? Postgraduate Application Support Service Similar to ADEA AADSAS Serves as means of collecting all of the
pertinent applicant information and distributing it to the specialty programs in a standardized form.
Specialty programs can request additional information from an applicant individually
What is PPI? Personal Potential Index Web-based applicant evaluation system Accessed via ADEA PASS application Required part of PASS application Letters of recommendation are NO
LONGER required by ADEA PASSIndividual specialty programs MAY still
REQUIRE letters of recommendation
What does it evaluated ?
Knowledge and creativityCommunication skillsTeamworkResilience Planning and organizationEthics and integrity
How is it evaluated? Evaluators are selected by the applicant
(at least 1 and up to 5) Each evaluator will fill out a 15 minute
questionnaire on the ETS PPI web site Once all of the evaluators have
responded a common report is generated and attached to the PASS application
NOTE: The link to ETS PPI website is located
inside the ADEA PASS application MUST begin PASS application prior to
accessing ETS PPI website
www.natmatch.com/dentres
What is Match? The Postdoctoral Dental Matching
Program Programs participating in Match:
AEDGGPROMFSOrthoPedoDental Anesthesology
What’s the purpose? Helps applicants and programs find
each other
How to register ? Via the shared PASS/Match registration
portal that can be accessed from:www.natmatch.com/dentresApplicant
registrationORhttps://portal.passweb.org
How are applicants Matched ? After all interviews are completed each
applicant submits a Rank Order List on which the desired programs are listed as first, second, third choice, etc.
Each program also submits a Rank Order List and the number of positions available
Thus, best matches are identified
Benefits of Match Standardized acceptance date Applicants and programs have a chance
to evaluate each other fully prior to making any decisions
Applicants cannot hoard multiple offers Applicants and programs cannot change
their minds and switch to a more preferred program or applicant (if he/she becomes available)
What are the specialties looking
for ?
Pediatric Dentistry 1. Team Player (68%)2. Assumes Responsibility (58%)3. Interpersonal/communication skills
(46%)4. Reliability (44%)5. Critical thinking skills (44%)
Periodontics 1. Team player (48%)2. Assumes responsibility (44%)3. Passion (44%)4. Integrity (41%)5. Critical thinking skills (41%)
Orthodontics 1. Integrity (74%)2. Interpersonal/communication skills
(48%)3. Maturity (48%)4. Critical thinking skills (46%)5. Assumes responsibility (42%)
GPR/AEGD1. Team player (65%)2. Assumes responsibility (57%)3. Reliability (55%)4. Clinical skills (47%)5. Integrity (43%)
Endodontics1. Integrity (59%)2. Interpersonal/communication skills
(45%)3. Clinical skills (45%)4. Maturity (45%)5. Critical thinking skills (41%)
Prosthodontics1. Integrity (58%)2. Clinical skills (58%)3. Team player (54%)4. Critical thinking skills (50%)5. Passion (46%)
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Academic talent (53%) Integrity (51%) Assumes responsibility (47%) Team player (42%) National Board Score above 90 (42%)
5 most useful factors in Step 1: initial review of applicants1. Letters of evaluation from faculty, clinic
supervisors and others (67.2%)2. Dental school class rank (63%)3. National Board part I score (61.4%)4. Overall dental school GPA (60.9%)5. Applicants essay (48.6%)
For ENDO and PERIO1. Letters of evaluation from faculty, clinic
supervisors and others (67.2%)2. Dental school class rank (63%)3. National Board part I score (61.4%)4. Overall dental school GPA (60.9%)5. NBDE part II scores
For OMS1. Letters of evaluation from faculty, clinic
supervisors and others (67.2%)2. Dental school class rank (63%)3. National Board part I score (61.4%)4. Overall dental school GPA (60.9%)5. Basic science grades
5 most useful factors for Step 2: determining who to interview1. Letters of evaluation from faculty, clinic
supervisors and others (68.3%)2. NBDE part I (61.2%)3. Dental school class rank (58.8%)4. Dental school GPA (54.6%)5. Applicant’s essay (54.1%)
5 most useful factors for Step 3: final selection of applciants1. Letters of evaluation from faculty, clinic
supervisors and others (62.1%)2. Dental school class rank (55.8%)3. National Board part I score (53.7%)4. Overall dental school GPA (51.1%)5. Applicant’s essay (34.7%)
For OMS1. Letters of evaluation from faculty, clinic
supervisors and others (62.1%)2. Dental school class rank (55.8%)3. National Board part I score (53.7%)4. Overall dental school GPA (51.1%)5. Externships or extracurricular activities
For Perio1. Letters of evaluation from faculty, clinic
supervisors and others (62.1%)2. Dental school class rank (55.8%)3. National Board part I score (53.7%)4. Overall dental school GPA (51.1%)5. NBDE part II