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Dental Hygiene in a Changing World
ADHA President Pam Quinones, RDH, BS, welcomed more than 250 attendees to the inaugural Dental Hygiene in a Changing World: Leading and Developing Your Career—a full day of insights and discussion geared toward re-envisioning and reengergizing participants’ careers that also included a track for students and hygienists new to the profession.
The symposium took place on February 25 in Chicago. Participants heard presentations from futurist Marcia Rhea, CAE; panelist Lillian Caperila, RDH, BSDH, Med; and ADHA Executive Director Ann Battrell, MSDH.
Also on the agenda were panel discussions, moderated by Quinones, that informed subsequent small group discussions among participants. Each panelist brought a wealth of information and experience from a different dental hygiene career pathway (see photo caption).
The event was supported by Johnson & Johnson Healthcare Products, A Division of McNeil-PPC, Inc. and Premier Dental Products.
In-depth coverage of the event’s content will appear in the May-June issue of Access.
President Quinones with panelists. From left to right: Christine Charles, RDH, BS (research); Mary Pat Burgess, RDH, MBA (public health); Colleen M. Brickle, RDH, RF, EdD (educator); President Quinones; Lillian Caperila, RDH, BSDH, Med (corporate) and Tammy Filipiak, RDH, MS (administrator).
Photo courtesy of symposium attendee Carolynn Wahl, RDH, BS.
ADHA President Pam Quinones, RDH, BS, welcomed more than 250 attendees to the inaugural Dental Hygiene in a Changing World: Leading and Developing Your Career—a full day of insights and discussion geared toward re-envisioning and reengergizing participants’ careers that also included a track for students and hygienists new to the profession.
The symposium took place on February 25 in Chicago. Participants heard presentations from futurist Marcia Rhea, CAE; panelist Lillian Caperila, RDH, BSDH, Med; and ADHA Executive Director Ann Battrell, MSDH.
Also on the agenda were panel discussions, moderated by Quinones, that informed subsequent small group discussions among participants. Each panelist brought a wealth of information and experience from a different dental hygiene career pathway (see photo caption).
The event was supported by Johnson & Johnson Healthcare Products, A Division of McNeil-PPC, Inc. and Premier Dental Products.
In-depth coverage of the event’s content will appear in the May-June issue of Access.
President Quinones with panelists. From left to right: Christine Charles, RDH, BS (research); Mary Pat Burgess, RDH, MBA (public health); Colleen M. Brickle, RDH, RF, EdD (educator); President Quinones; Lillian Caperila, RDH, BSDH, Med (corporate) and Tammy Filipiak, RDH, MS (administrator).
Photo courtesy of symposium attendee Carolynn Wahl, RDH, BS.



