Academic Pediatric Orthodontist & Craniofacial Specialist

Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center; Cincinnati (OH); On-site; USD 180,000 - 320,000; Full time

Job summary

The Division of Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics at Cincinnati Children's is seeking an academically focused orthodontist to join our faculty and advance excellence in pediatric and craniofacial care, education, scholarship, and program development.

This faculty role blends complex clinical practice with teaching, mentorship, research, and academic leadership, with an 80% clinical and 20% academic/didactic effort. Candidates will educate residents and contribute to scholarly activity.

Qualifications

• Requires D.M.D. or D.D.S. from CODA-accredited school and specialty certificate in orthodontics.
• Eligible for Ohio dental license and ABO certification within required timeframe.
• Experience in craniofacial orthodontics and interdisciplinary clinical care.

Responsibilities

• Deliver pediatric and craniofacial orthodontic care in an academic medical center.
• Participate in craniofacial evaluation and treatment planning.
• Teach and mentor residents; develop curriculum in orthodontics and craniofacial anatomy.
• Support research, scholarly publications, and academic initiatives.
• Collaborate with faculty to advance program growth and quality.
• Contribute to departmental and university service and committees.

Skills

Communication

Collaboration

Leadership

Interdisciplinary care

Craniofacial orthodontics

Education

DDS/DMD from CODA-accredited dental school

Orthodontics specialty certificate

Ohio dental license eligibility

ABO certification eligibility

Job description

The Division of Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics at Cincinnati Children's is seeking an academically focused orthodontist to join our faculty and advance excellence in pediatric and craniofacial care, education, scholarship, and program development.

This faculty role blends complex clinical practice with teaching, mentorship, research, and academic leadership, with an 80% clinical and 20% academic/didactic effort. Candidates will educate residents and contribute to scholarly activity.