University of Maryland Oral Maxillofacial Surgery Residency Program

Proud of Dr. Poula Hanna and Dr. Amir Tofighbakhsh for earning their Medical Degrees today and for almost being done with their general surgery internship year. Excited to welcome them back on service July 1st!

The University of Maryland Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Residency Program has one open non-categorical internship position available.

📍 Baltimore, MD
📅 Start Date: July 1st, 2026

Qualified applicants are encouraged to apply promptly.

📩 For details on application requirements and submission, please contact:
Shannon Otto
Academic Coordinator
[email protected]

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Some of our favorite presenters at AACMFS annual meeting!
Meg LaVigne - our incredible APP
Dr. Cameron Lee - our Associate Program Director

Last but not least, we are excited to announce one our very own dental students as an incoming non-categorical intern class for 2026-2027:
Chiadikaobi Igwilo

Kobi is a D4 at the University of Maryland School of Dentistry and will be earn his DDS this spring. He is born and raised here in Baltimore. He is excited to continue building his surgical training and grateful to be a part of the wonderful care team here. Outside of dentistry he enjoys strength training, traveling, watching football and anything outdoors.

Had to hop on this trend!! Some of our residents ❤️

We are excited to announce our incoming non-categorical intern class for 2026-2027:
Dr. Kareem Hassan

Born and raised in Canada, his first language is French. He obtained his DDS from the University of Alberta and is looking forward to contributing and learning from the University of Maryland. Outside of dentistry, he enjoys hiking, skiing, and mountain biking, and looks forward to exploring the Mountain Maryland Byway.

Your face trauma fix it team this weekend 💪💪

Congratulations to Dr. Gary Warburton, our beloved Chairman, for being installed as President of the American Society of TMJ surgeons (ASTMJS)!!!

March publication by our head and neck team and Maryland Cancer Center colleagues: “Persistent opioid use is common after oral cancer resection and is strongly associated with preoperative opioid use. Early risk stratification may improve outcomes.”

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We are now accepting applications for our non-categorical position for the 2024-2025 cycle 🤗 Apply now to join the Maryland family 🦀