This document lists and provides contact information for 8 dental hygienist schools in Wisconsin that offer associate's degrees in dental hygiene. It explains that to become a dental hygienist requires a qualification from an accredited dental hygienist school, which can be a certificate, associate's degree, or bachelor's degree. It also notes that community and technical colleges typically offer 2-year associate's degree programs while universities offer 4-year bachelor's degree programs.
The document lists dental hygienist schools in New York along with each school's location, contact information, and degrees offered. It explains that to become a dental hygienist requires obtaining a qualification from an accredited dental hygiene program, which can award certificates, associate degrees, or bachelor's degrees. Community colleges typically offer two-year associate degree programs while universities often have four-year bachelor's degree programs.
The document lists several dental hygienist schools in North Carolina, providing information such as location, degrees offered, and contact details. Dental hygienist programs typically result in an associate degree after two years of study and are offered at community colleges and technical schools across the state. Four-year bachelor's degree programs in dental hygiene are also available but less common. Accreditation from the American Dental Association is required to ensure quality standards.
This document lists and provides contact information for various dental hygienist schools located in Michigan. It notes that dental hygienist programs typically award associate degrees after two years of study. The list then provides details on multiple specific dental hygiene programs in Michigan, including the type of degrees awarded, program directors' contact information, and campus locations.
The document lists several dental hygienist schools in Illinois, providing information such as location, degrees offered, and contact details. Dental hygienist programs typically award associate degrees and require candidates to graduate from an accredited program and obtain a state license. The schools described offer 2-year associate degree programs in dental hygiene.
The document lists several dental hygienist schools in Texas, providing information such as location, degrees offered, contacts, and accreditation. Dental hygienist programs typically result in an associate degree and require accreditation from the American Dental Association. Requirements include completing a two-year program at a community or technical college or a four-year program at a university to earn a bachelor's degree. Location is also an important factor for students.
This document lists and provides contact information for several dental hygienist schools in New Jersey. The schools offer associate degrees in dental hygiene, with the exception of Eastern International College which also offers a bachelor's degree. All programs must be accredited by the American Dental Association. To work as a dental hygienist, graduates need an associate degree from an accredited program and a state license from the state in which they plan to practice.
The document lists and provides details on several dental hygienist schools in Iowa, including location, program details, degrees offered, and contact information. It explains that to become a dental hygienist requires obtaining qualifications from an accredited dental hygienist school, which can award certificates, associate degrees, or bachelor's degrees. Schools listed include Des Moines Area Community College, Hawkeye Community College, Iowa Central Community College, Kirkwood Community College, and Iowa Western Community College.
This document lists and provides contact information for several dental hygienist schools in South Carolina. It notes that to become a dental hygienist requires obtaining a qualification from an accredited dental hygienist school, which can be a certificate, associate degree, or bachelor's degree. Community and technical colleges typically offer 2-year associate degree programs, while universities usually offer 4-year bachelor's degree programs. Location and program offerings vary between schools.
The document lists dental hygienist schools in New York along with each school's location, contact information, and degrees offered. It explains that to become a dental hygienist requires obtaining a qualification from an accredited dental hygiene program, which can award certificates, associate degrees, or bachelor's degrees. Community colleges typically offer two-year associate degree programs while universities often have four-year bachelor's degree programs.
The document lists several dental hygienist schools in North Carolina, providing information such as location, degrees offered, and contact details. Dental hygienist programs typically result in an associate degree after two years of study and are offered at community colleges and technical schools across the state. Four-year bachelor's degree programs in dental hygiene are also available but less common. Accreditation from the American Dental Association is required to ensure quality standards.
This document lists and provides contact information for various dental hygienist schools located in Michigan. It notes that dental hygienist programs typically award associate degrees after two years of study. The list then provides details on multiple specific dental hygiene programs in Michigan, including the type of degrees awarded, program directors' contact information, and campus locations.
The document lists several dental hygienist schools in Illinois, providing information such as location, degrees offered, and contact details. Dental hygienist programs typically award associate degrees and require candidates to graduate from an accredited program and obtain a state license. The schools described offer 2-year associate degree programs in dental hygiene.
The document lists several dental hygienist schools in Texas, providing information such as location, degrees offered, contacts, and accreditation. Dental hygienist programs typically result in an associate degree and require accreditation from the American Dental Association. Requirements include completing a two-year program at a community or technical college or a four-year program at a university to earn a bachelor's degree. Location is also an important factor for students.
This document lists and provides contact information for several dental hygienist schools in New Jersey. The schools offer associate degrees in dental hygiene, with the exception of Eastern International College which also offers a bachelor's degree. All programs must be accredited by the American Dental Association. To work as a dental hygienist, graduates need an associate degree from an accredited program and a state license from the state in which they plan to practice.
The document lists and provides details on several dental hygienist schools in Iowa, including location, program details, degrees offered, and contact information. It explains that to become a dental hygienist requires obtaining qualifications from an accredited dental hygienist school, which can award certificates, associate degrees, or bachelor's degrees. Schools listed include Des Moines Area Community College, Hawkeye Community College, Iowa Central Community College, Kirkwood Community College, and Iowa Western Community College.
This document lists and provides contact information for several dental hygienist schools in South Carolina. It notes that to become a dental hygienist requires obtaining a qualification from an accredited dental hygienist school, which can be a certificate, associate degree, or bachelor's degree. Community and technical colleges typically offer 2-year associate degree programs, while universities usually offer 4-year bachelor's degree programs. Location and program offerings vary between schools.
This document lists several dental hygienist schools in Georgia, providing information such as location, degrees offered, and contact details. To become a dental hygienist requires obtaining a qualification from an accredited dental hygienist program, which can award certificates, associate degrees, bachelor's degrees, or master's degrees. The schools listed in Georgia offer programs ranging from certificates to bachelor's degrees in dental hygiene.
This document lists and provides contact information for several dental hygienist schools in Washington state. It notes that dental hygienist programs typically result in an associate degree after two years of study at a community or technical college, though some universities offer four-year bachelor's degree programs. The document then provides brief descriptions of multiple specific dental hygiene programs in Washington, including location, contact details, and degrees offered.
This document lists and provides contact information for several dental hygienist schools in Oregon. It notes that to become a dental hygienist requires a qualification from an accredited dental hygiene program, which can award certificates, associate degrees, bachelor's degrees, or master's degrees. It then provides details on 6 specific dental hygiene programs in Oregon, including their locations, degrees offered, and contact information.
The document lists several dental hygienist schools in Pennsylvania, providing the school name, location, contact information, and degrees offered. It notes that to become a dental hygienist requires a qualification from an accredited dental hygiene program, which can award certificates, associate degrees, or bachelor's degrees. Community colleges typically offer 2-year associate degree programs, while universities often have 4-year bachelor's degree programs.
This document lists and provides contact information for several dental hygienist schools located in Ohio that offer associate's degrees in dental hygiene. It explains that to become a dental hygienist typically requires an associate's degree from an accredited dental hygiene program. The schools listed in Ohio offer 2-year associate's degree programs in dental hygiene.
This document lists and provides contact information for several dental hygienist schools in Massachusetts. It notes that dental hygienist programs offer certificates, associate's degrees, bachelor's degrees, and even some master's degrees. The schools listed in Massachusetts offer associate's degrees in dental hygiene. Location and accreditation are important factors to consider for dental hygienist programs.
This document lists and provides contact information for several dental hygienist schools in Indiana that offer associate's degrees and certificates in dental hygiene. It introduces the educational requirements to become a dental hygienist, which usually involves an associate's degree or certificate from an accredited program. The schools listed include Indiana University Northwest, Indiana University School of Dentistry, Indiana University South Bend, Indiana University-Purdue University, Ivy Tech Community College locations, and University of Southern Indiana.
This document lists and provides contact information for several dental hygienist schools in Virginia that offer associate's degrees in dental hygiene. These schools include Northern Virginia Community College, Thomas Nelson Community College, Old Dominion University, Virginia Commonwealth University, Wytheville Community College, and Virginia Western Community College. All of the listed schools offer two-year associate's degree programs in dental hygiene, while some also offer bachelor's degree programs.
This document lists and provides contact information for several dental hygienist schools in Minnesota. It notes that to become a dental hygienist requires obtaining a qualification from an accredited dental hygienist school, which can be a certificate, associate's degree, bachelor's degree, or higher. Then it provides tables with information about location, directors, degrees offered, and contact details for several specific dental hygienist schools in Minnesota.
This document lists and provides contact information for several dental hygienist schools in Tennessee. It notes that dental hygienist programs typically result in a certificate, associate's degree, bachelor's degree, or master's degree. The schools listed in Tennessee offer associate's degrees in dental hygiene.
This document lists several dental hygienist schools in Florida, providing information such as location, degrees offered, and contact details. Dental hygienist programs typically offer an associate degree after two years of study, though some universities offer bachelor's degrees. Requirements include graduation from an accredited program and state licensing. The document provides specifics on multiple Florida schools and their dental hygiene programs.
This document lists and provides details on dental hygienist schools in Mississippi, including location, degrees offered, and contact information. It mentions that to become a dental hygienist requires a qualification from an accredited dental hygienist school, which can be a certificate, associate's degree, bachelor's degree, or higher. Five schools in Mississippi are then listed that offer associate's degrees in dental hygiene: Meridian Community College, Mississippi Delta Community College, Northeast Mississippi Community College, Pearl River Community College, and the University of Mississippi Medical Center.
This document lists and provides contact information for 4 dental hygienist schools in Colorado that offer Associate of Applied Science degrees in dental hygiene. The schools included are Colorado Northwestern Community College in Rangely, Community College of Denver Dental Hygiene Program, Concorde Career College-Aurora Dental Hygiene Program, and Pueblo Community College Dental Hygiene Program. All schools require candidates to earn an AAS degree to become a licensed dental hygienist and have program directors contact information provided.
This document lists and provides contact information for 11 accredited physician assistant programs in California. It notes that PA programs typically require 2 years of study, with the first year focusing on classroom learning and the second on clinical rotations. It also states that most PA schools require prior healthcare experience and a bachelor's degree. Prospective PAs must graduate from an accredited program and pass a national certification exam to become licensed.
This document lists and provides details on three dental hygienist schools located in Idaho. Carrington College of Boise, College of Southern Idaho, and Idaho State University all offer associate's degrees in dental hygiene. Carrington College and College of Southern Idaho offer associate's degrees, while Idaho State University offers a bachelor's degree in dental hygiene. The schools are located in Boise, Twin Falls, and Pocatello, Idaho respectively. Contact information is provided for each program director.
Dental hygienist programs in Nevada include associate degrees from the College of Southern Nevada and Truckee Meadows Community College. To become a dental hygienist requires obtaining a qualification from an accredited dental hygiene program, which can be a certificate, associate degree, or bachelor's degree. The document provides contact information for the two Nevada schools that offer associate degrees in dental hygiene.
Keni L. Christiansen has over 18 years of experience in hospice and 20+ years in oncology nursing. She has held various clinical and management roles including direct patient care, staff education and management, quality assurance, and regulatory compliance. The document provides a detailed employment history demonstrating her experience in areas such as hospice, oncology, neurology, dialysis, and telephone triage nursing spanning four decades.
This document provides information about dental hygienist schools in New Hampshire. It lists NHTI, Concord's Community College which offers an Associate of Science degree in Dental Hygiene. Contact information is given for the program head Donna Clougherty. To become a dental hygienist requires a qualification from an accredited dental hygienist school, which can be a certificate, associate degree, bachelor's degree or master's degree in dental hygiene. Location of the school may be an important factor for applicants.
The document lists and provides information about three dental hygienist schools in Oklahoma. Rose State College offers an Associate of Applied Science degree. Tulsa Community College also offers an AAS degree. The University of Oklahoma Health Science Center offers a Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene.
The document lists and provides details on four dental hygienist schools in Connecticut. It describes the programs offered, degree types (associate's degrees are common), locations, and contact information for each school. Requirements to become a dental hygienist include obtaining a qualification from an accredited dental hygienist school, which can offer certificates, associate's, bachelor's, or master's degrees in the field.
This document lists and provides information about two dental hygienist schools located in Alaska: the University of Alaska Anchorage Dental Hygiene Program and the University of Alaska Fairbanks Dental Hygiene Program. Both schools offer associate degrees (AAS) in dental hygiene and are accredited by the American Dental Association. The document notes that to become a dental hygienist requires obtaining a qualification from an accredited dental hygiene program, which can be a certificate, associate degree, bachelor's degree or master's degree depending on the school.
This document lists and provides information about two dental hygienist schools in Arkansas. The University of Arkansas - Fort Smith offers an Associate of Applied Science degree in dental hygiene. The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences offers an Associate of Science and Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene. Both schools require accreditation by the American Dental Association and students must obtain a state license to practice as a dental hygienist.
This document lists several dental hygienist schools in Georgia, providing information such as location, degrees offered, and contact details. To become a dental hygienist requires obtaining a qualification from an accredited dental hygienist program, which can award certificates, associate degrees, bachelor's degrees, or master's degrees. The schools listed in Georgia offer programs ranging from certificates to bachelor's degrees in dental hygiene.
This document lists and provides contact information for several dental hygienist schools in Washington state. It notes that dental hygienist programs typically result in an associate degree after two years of study at a community or technical college, though some universities offer four-year bachelor's degree programs. The document then provides brief descriptions of multiple specific dental hygiene programs in Washington, including location, contact details, and degrees offered.
This document lists and provides contact information for several dental hygienist schools in Oregon. It notes that to become a dental hygienist requires a qualification from an accredited dental hygiene program, which can award certificates, associate degrees, bachelor's degrees, or master's degrees. It then provides details on 6 specific dental hygiene programs in Oregon, including their locations, degrees offered, and contact information.
The document lists several dental hygienist schools in Pennsylvania, providing the school name, location, contact information, and degrees offered. It notes that to become a dental hygienist requires a qualification from an accredited dental hygiene program, which can award certificates, associate degrees, or bachelor's degrees. Community colleges typically offer 2-year associate degree programs, while universities often have 4-year bachelor's degree programs.
This document lists and provides contact information for several dental hygienist schools located in Ohio that offer associate's degrees in dental hygiene. It explains that to become a dental hygienist typically requires an associate's degree from an accredited dental hygiene program. The schools listed in Ohio offer 2-year associate's degree programs in dental hygiene.
This document lists and provides contact information for several dental hygienist schools in Massachusetts. It notes that dental hygienist programs offer certificates, associate's degrees, bachelor's degrees, and even some master's degrees. The schools listed in Massachusetts offer associate's degrees in dental hygiene. Location and accreditation are important factors to consider for dental hygienist programs.
This document lists and provides contact information for several dental hygienist schools in Indiana that offer associate's degrees and certificates in dental hygiene. It introduces the educational requirements to become a dental hygienist, which usually involves an associate's degree or certificate from an accredited program. The schools listed include Indiana University Northwest, Indiana University School of Dentistry, Indiana University South Bend, Indiana University-Purdue University, Ivy Tech Community College locations, and University of Southern Indiana.
This document lists and provides contact information for several dental hygienist schools in Virginia that offer associate's degrees in dental hygiene. These schools include Northern Virginia Community College, Thomas Nelson Community College, Old Dominion University, Virginia Commonwealth University, Wytheville Community College, and Virginia Western Community College. All of the listed schools offer two-year associate's degree programs in dental hygiene, while some also offer bachelor's degree programs.
This document lists and provides contact information for several dental hygienist schools in Minnesota. It notes that to become a dental hygienist requires obtaining a qualification from an accredited dental hygienist school, which can be a certificate, associate's degree, bachelor's degree, or higher. Then it provides tables with information about location, directors, degrees offered, and contact details for several specific dental hygienist schools in Minnesota.
This document lists and provides contact information for several dental hygienist schools in Tennessee. It notes that dental hygienist programs typically result in a certificate, associate's degree, bachelor's degree, or master's degree. The schools listed in Tennessee offer associate's degrees in dental hygiene.
This document lists several dental hygienist schools in Florida, providing information such as location, degrees offered, and contact details. Dental hygienist programs typically offer an associate degree after two years of study, though some universities offer bachelor's degrees. Requirements include graduation from an accredited program and state licensing. The document provides specifics on multiple Florida schools and their dental hygiene programs.
This document lists and provides details on dental hygienist schools in Mississippi, including location, degrees offered, and contact information. It mentions that to become a dental hygienist requires a qualification from an accredited dental hygienist school, which can be a certificate, associate's degree, bachelor's degree, or higher. Five schools in Mississippi are then listed that offer associate's degrees in dental hygiene: Meridian Community College, Mississippi Delta Community College, Northeast Mississippi Community College, Pearl River Community College, and the University of Mississippi Medical Center.
This document lists and provides contact information for 4 dental hygienist schools in Colorado that offer Associate of Applied Science degrees in dental hygiene. The schools included are Colorado Northwestern Community College in Rangely, Community College of Denver Dental Hygiene Program, Concorde Career College-Aurora Dental Hygiene Program, and Pueblo Community College Dental Hygiene Program. All schools require candidates to earn an AAS degree to become a licensed dental hygienist and have program directors contact information provided.
This document lists and provides contact information for 11 accredited physician assistant programs in California. It notes that PA programs typically require 2 years of study, with the first year focusing on classroom learning and the second on clinical rotations. It also states that most PA schools require prior healthcare experience and a bachelor's degree. Prospective PAs must graduate from an accredited program and pass a national certification exam to become licensed.
This document lists and provides details on three dental hygienist schools located in Idaho. Carrington College of Boise, College of Southern Idaho, and Idaho State University all offer associate's degrees in dental hygiene. Carrington College and College of Southern Idaho offer associate's degrees, while Idaho State University offers a bachelor's degree in dental hygiene. The schools are located in Boise, Twin Falls, and Pocatello, Idaho respectively. Contact information is provided for each program director.
Dental hygienist programs in Nevada include associate degrees from the College of Southern Nevada and Truckee Meadows Community College. To become a dental hygienist requires obtaining a qualification from an accredited dental hygiene program, which can be a certificate, associate degree, or bachelor's degree. The document provides contact information for the two Nevada schools that offer associate degrees in dental hygiene.
Keni L. Christiansen has over 18 years of experience in hospice and 20+ years in oncology nursing. She has held various clinical and management roles including direct patient care, staff education and management, quality assurance, and regulatory compliance. The document provides a detailed employment history demonstrating her experience in areas such as hospice, oncology, neurology, dialysis, and telephone triage nursing spanning four decades.
This document provides information about dental hygienist schools in New Hampshire. It lists NHTI, Concord's Community College which offers an Associate of Science degree in Dental Hygiene. Contact information is given for the program head Donna Clougherty. To become a dental hygienist requires a qualification from an accredited dental hygienist school, which can be a certificate, associate degree, bachelor's degree or master's degree in dental hygiene. Location of the school may be an important factor for applicants.
The document lists and provides information about three dental hygienist schools in Oklahoma. Rose State College offers an Associate of Applied Science degree. Tulsa Community College also offers an AAS degree. The University of Oklahoma Health Science Center offers a Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene.
The document lists and provides details on four dental hygienist schools in Connecticut. It describes the programs offered, degree types (associate's degrees are common), locations, and contact information for each school. Requirements to become a dental hygienist include obtaining a qualification from an accredited dental hygienist school, which can offer certificates, associate's, bachelor's, or master's degrees in the field.
This document lists and provides information about two dental hygienist schools located in Alaska: the University of Alaska Anchorage Dental Hygiene Program and the University of Alaska Fairbanks Dental Hygiene Program. Both schools offer associate degrees (AAS) in dental hygiene and are accredited by the American Dental Association. The document notes that to become a dental hygienist requires obtaining a qualification from an accredited dental hygiene program, which can be a certificate, associate degree, bachelor's degree or master's degree depending on the school.
This document lists and provides information about two dental hygienist schools in Arkansas. The University of Arkansas - Fort Smith offers an Associate of Applied Science degree in dental hygiene. The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences offers an Associate of Science and Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene. Both schools require accreditation by the American Dental Association and students must obtain a state license to practice as a dental hygienist.
Vermont Technical College in Williston, Vermont offers an Associate of Science degree in dental hygiene. The program director is Ellen B. Grimes, and the degree can be completed in two years. To become a dental hygienist requires a qualification from an accredited dental hygienist school, which can award certificates, associate degrees, bachelor's degrees, or master's degrees depending on the length of study. Location of dental hygienist schools is an important consideration for many students.
This document lists and provides contact information for 5 dental hygienist schools in Utah that offer associate's degrees in dental hygiene. The schools included are Dixie State College, Fortis College-Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Community College, Utah Valley University, and Weber State University. To become a dental hygienist requires obtaining a qualification from an accredited dental hygiene program, which can be a certificate, associate's degree, bachelor's degree, or master's degree.
This document lists two dental hygienist schools in Maine that offer associate's and bachelor's degree programs in dental hygiene. The University of Maine at Augusta offers an associate's degree program in Bangor. The University of New England offers a bachelor's degree program in dental hygiene in Portland. Both schools require accreditation from the American Dental Association and students must obtain a state license to practice as a dental hygienist in Maine.
This document lists and provides details on 4 dental hygienist schools in West Virginia, including Bridgemont Community and Technical College, Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College, West Liberty University, and West Virginia University. It provides information on location, degrees offered, program directors, contact information and websites for each school's dental hygiene program.
This document lists and provides details on dental hygienist schools in Maryland, including location, program director contact information, and degrees awarded. It discusses that to become a dental hygienist one must obtain a qualification from an accredited dental hygienist school. The qualifications can include a certificate, associate degree, bachelor's degree, or master's degree in dental hygiene. Community colleges typically offer two-year associate degree programs while universities usually offer four-year bachelor's degree programs.
The document lists dental hygienist schools in California and provides information about each including location, degrees offered, and contact details. It discusses the education and qualifications needed to become a dental hygienist, which typically involves an associate's degree or certificate from an accredited program. Over 30 California schools offering dental hygiene programs are listed.
This document lists and provides details on dental hygienist schools in Kentucky, including the type of degrees offered and campus contact information. It explains that dental hygienist programs typically result in a certificate, associate's degree, bachelor's degree, or master's degree. Schools in Kentucky offering associate's degrees include Big Sandy Community & Technical College and Bluegrass Community & Technical College, while the University of Louisville and Western Kentucky University offer bachelor's degrees. Henderson Community College also offers an associate's degree program.
This document lists and provides contact information for several dental hygienist schools in Missouri. It notes that to become a dental hygienist requires a qualification from an accredited dental hygienist school, which can be a certificate, associate degree, bachelor's degree, or master's degree. It then provides details on certificate, associate, and bachelor's programs offered at various schools across Missouri, including Concorde Career College, Missouri College, Missouri Southern State University, Ozarks Technical Community College, and the University of Missouri-Kansas City.
This document lists and provides information about two dental hygienist schools in Nebraska. Central Community College offers an Associate of Applied Science degree in dental hygiene. The University of Nebraska Medical Center's College of Dentistry offers a Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene. Both schools are accredited by the American Dental Association and offer campus contact details.
The document lists and provides details on several dental hygienist schools in New Mexico, including location, program directors, degrees offered, and contact information. Specifically, it outlines programs at Doña Ana Branch Community College in Las Cruces, Eastern New Mexico University in Roswell, Pima Medical Institute in Albuquerque, San Juan College in Farmington, and the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. Degrees offered include associate degrees and one bachelor's degree program. Contact information for program directors is provided for each school.
The document lists and provides details on 4 dental hygienist schools in Kansas, including Flint Hills Technical College, Johnson County Community College, Manhattan Area Technical College, and Wichita State University. It notes the programs and degrees offered at each school, locations, program directors' contact information, and websites. Community and technical colleges typically offer 2-year associate's degrees, while universities offer 4-year bachelor's programs.
This document provides information on three dental hygienist schools located in Louisiana. It lists the name of each school, location, contact details, and degrees offered. The schools included are Louisiana State University Dental Hygiene Program, Southern University at Shreveport Dental Hygiene Program, and University of Louisiana at Monroe Dental Hygiene Department. All three schools offer an Associate of Applied Science degree in dental hygiene.
The document lists and provides information about two dental hygienist schools in Hawaii. The University of Hawaii at Manoa offers a Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene. UH Maui College offers an Associate of Science degree in dental hygiene. Both schools require accreditation from the American Dental Association and students must obtain a state license to practice in Hawaii.
This document lists and provides information about the two dental hygienist schools in Wyoming: Laramie County Community College and Sheridan College. Both schools offer associate of applied science degrees in dental hygiene through 2-year programs. The programs are accredited by the American Dental Association and graduates are eligible for state licensing to practice as dental hygienists. Contact information is provided for each school's dental hygiene program director.
This document provides information about dental hygienist schools in North Dakota. It lists the North Dakota State College of Sciences dental hygiene program as the sole institution that offers dental hygiene education in the state. The program awards an Associate of Applied Science degree and is located in Wahpeton, North Dakota. The document also provides general information about dental hygiene education requirements and the types of degrees that can be earned to become a dental hygienist.
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the university atmosphere and education methods Director
by paying the university / college a visit. Location Phone: (920) 735-2452 Ext.: Fax: (920) 831-4314
can be an important concern to many as it’s possible Email Address: rohrer@fvtc.edu
you’ll wish to stay near your loved ones or planning Web Site: www.fvtc.edu
to go abroad. Degrees Awarded
Certificate: N/A
Associate: AS
Baccalaureate: N/A
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Madison Area Technical College Dental Degrees Awarded
Hygiene Program Certificate: N/A
Associate: AAS
Health Occupation Department Baccalaureate: N/A
211 N. Carroll St.
Madison, WI 53703-2285
E. Lynn Goetsch, RDH, MS — Program Director
Phone: (608) 258-2470 Ext.: Fax: (608) 258-2482 Northeast Wisconsin Technical College
Email Address: egoetsch@matcmadison.edu Dental Hygiene Program
Web Site: www.matcmadison.edu/matc/
Degrees Awarded Health Sciences Division
Certificate: N/A 2740 W. Mason St. - P.O. Box 19042
Associate: AS Green Bay, WI 54307-9042
Baccalaureate: N/A Sheila J. Gross, RDH, MS — Program Director, Dental
Hygiene Program
Phone: (920) 498-6839 Ext.: Fax: (920) 498-6890
Email Address: sheila.gross@nwtc.edu
Milwaukee Area Technical College Dental Web Site: www.nwtc.edu
Hygiene Program Degrees Awarded
Certificate: N/A
Health Occupation Department Associate: AAS
700 W. State St. Baccalaureate: N/A
Milwaukee, WI 53233-0000
Katie O’Meara, RDH — Departmental Chair
Phone: (414) 297-7122 Ext.: Fax: (414) 297-7205
Email Address: omearak@matc.edu Waukesha County Technical College
Web Site: www.matc.edu Dental Hygiene Program
Degrees Awarded
Certificate: N/A Service and Health Occupations
Associate: AAS 800 Main Street
Baccalaureate: N/A Pewaukee, WI 53072-0000
Pamela A. Brilowski, RDH, BSDH, MS — Dental Hy-
giene Program Director
Phone: (262) 691-5561 Ext.: Fax: (262) 691-5077
Northcentral Technical College Dental Email Address: pbrilowski@wctc.edu
Hygiene Program Web Site: www.wctc.edu
Degrees Awarded
1000 W. Campus Drive Certificate: N/A
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Wausau, WI 54401-0000 Associate: AAS
Michelle Hilts, RDH, BS, MAE — Program Director Baccalaureate: N/A
Phone: (715) 675-3331 Ext.: 1329 Fax: (715) 675-3772
Email Address: hilts@ntc.edu
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Dental Hygienist Schools in Wisconsin
Western Technical College Dental Hygiene
Program
Dental Department
P. O. Box C-0908
La Crosse, WI 54602-0908
Barbara Jerue, RDH — Dental Hygiene Program
Director
Phone: (608) 785-9843 Ext.: Fax: (608) 785-9299
Email Address: jerueb@westerntc.edu
Web Site: www.westerntc.edu
Degrees Awarded
Certificate: N/A
Associate: AAS
Baccalaureate: N/A
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