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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / June 2004would joel m eichen please post his resume/curriculum vitae here
Pennsylvania Department of State Bureau of Professional and Occupational Affairs License Verification Joel M Eichen, please post your resume/curriculum vitae. thanks -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Person Information Name: JOEL M EICHEN Address(city,state zipcode): Philadelphia PA 19147 Employer Information No Information Found License Information Type: Dentist Secondary Type: N/A Number: DS015619L Profession: Dentistry Status: Active Obtained By: Application Issue Date: 6/29/1964 Expires: 3/31/2005 Last Renewed: 2/14/2001 Standing: This license is in good standing. Disciplinary action history: No disciplinary actions were found for this license. Return to Licensee Search | Back to Results >Pennsylvania Department of State Bureau of Professional and Occupational Affairs > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >Joel M Eichen, please post your resume/curriculum vitae. >thanks Dentist since 1964 and one failed attempt at a PhD in Biochemistry/Physiology! JOEL >-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >Person Information [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > >Return to Licensee Search | Back to Results > >Joel M Eichen, please post your resume/curriculum vitae. > >thanks [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > JOEL So, JME, whyn't you go back and get your PhD now? You have the time, you can write, you know how to research.... You can go after one of the gut-wrenchingly passionate research topics like 'the role of arginine in the control of adult male white rat incisor enamel synthesis.' Seriously, you could take your time, do it in six or eight years, and take some intresting teaching associateships in either department at the same time. Think it over....  SignatureCheers/Chüss SP 'A Day...' is not a real email >> >Joel M Eichen, please post your resume/curriculum vitae. >> >thanks [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >So, JME, whyn't you go back and get your PhD now? WAY TOO LATE ..... The institution self-destructed ...... it went into bankruptcy for $1.5 Billion (screwing all the little guys - vendors), stole all the endowment money including D. Walter Cohen's dental clinic money, a couple of dudes went to jail in the process, and now Tenet wants to close it down ....... Too bad too. It was an excellent small medical school, but they saw expansion as a way into the big leagues ..... JOEL >You have the time, you >can write, you know how to research.... You can go after one of the >gut-wrenchingly passionate research topics like 'the role of arginine in >the control of adult male white rat incisor enamel synthesis.' I was fairly decent at writing research grants .,......... I am excellent at plagarizing ....... >Seriously, you could take your time, do it in six or eight years, and >take some intresting teaching associateships in either department at the >same time. > >Think it over.... Actually, it was an exciting period for me ....... very exciting ...... > >> >Joel M Eichen, please post your resume/curriculum vitae. > >> >thanks [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > WAY TOO LATE ..... Why??? You're Harvard Educated, for Chrissakes... > The institution self-destructed ...... it went into bankruptcy for > $1.5 Billion (screwing all the little guys - vendors), stole all the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Too bad too. It was an excellent small medical school, but they saw > expansion as a way into the big leagues ..... There are othere schools. Just make sure that when you go for the interview, you adopt the John Belushi/Dan Acroyd look (Blues Brothers: Fedora, dark glasses, dark suit, white shirt, dark tie) so no body recognises you. DON'T tell them you come in here... > >You have the time, you > >can write, you know how to research.... You can go after one of the [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > I was fairly decent at writing research grants .,......... I am > excellent at plagarizing ....... I don't think Harvard grads get through on plagarism; Yale, maybe, but not Haaarvaahd. > >Seriously, you could take your time, do it in six or eight years, and > >take some intresting teaching associateships in either department at the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Actually, it was an exciting period for me ....... very exciting > ...... And now that it's over, there's just a rocking chair and knitting in front of the fire??????? I bet much of the work could be done via correspondence SignatureCheers/Chüss SP 'A Day...' is not a real email >> >> >Joel M Eichen, please post your resume/curriculum vitae. >> >> >thanks [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >> >Why??? You're Harvard Educated, for Chrissakes... Nope, that's my son who is Harvard educated ..... JOEL >> The institution self-destructed ...... it went into bankruptcy for >> $1.5 Billion (screwing all the little guys - vendors), stole all the [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] >front of the fire??????? I bet much of the work could be done via >correspondence > >> >So, JME, whyn't you go back and get your PhD now? > >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > JOEL Still say you could handle a PhD or a Master's in Dentistry SignatureCheers/Chüss SP 'A Day...' is not a real email > Still say you could handle a PhD or a Master's in Dentistry I am sure that Joel could, if he if he had sufficient reason to, and if he would put up with the BS. I finished my Master's with (blush) a very good GPA, and had a tentative offer of a fellowship and unquestioned admission to the PhD program. In short, I was being actively recruited. There was just one thing that I was missing and, in the end, my whole decision hinged on the lack of this one item: A rationale. They almost got me. Vaughn > > Still say you could handle a PhD or a Master's in Dentistry > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Vaughn Sounds like you don't regret it. I guess congrats are in order. I suppose there is also the issue of where you'd do the degree. There is one school I've studied at where I wouldn't take a fellowship at any price. I won't mention the name to protect the guilty. SignatureCheers/Chüss SP 'A Day...' is not a real email >I don't think Harvard grads get through on plagarism; Yale, maybe, but >not Haaarvaahd. We had a pre-doctoral student transfer from Harvard. He said that they are more geared toward research. -- W_B Take out the G'RBAGE wubbabubbazG@RBAGEyahoo.com > He said that they are more geared toward research. As opposed to (say) education? Vaughn >> He said that they are more geared toward research. > > As opposed to (say) education? > > Vaughn Education so that you could do research. -- W_B Take out the G'RBAGE wubbabubbazG@RBAGEyahoo.com >> He said that they are more geared toward research. > > As opposed to (say) education? > > Vaughn Less emphasis on clinical skills. -- W_B Take out the G'RBAGE wubbabubbazG@RBAGEyahoo.com > Seriously, you could take your time, do it in six or eight years, and > take some intresting teaching associateships in either department at the > same time. I thought of that idea for myself, but the comprehensive exam makes it very difficult. Even if you have amazing retention, the material will change over that length of time. Also, many institutions (including my own) only accept very recent graduate credits. Vaughn > > Seriously, you could take your time, do it in six or eight years, and > > take some intresting teaching associateships in either department at the [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Vaughn Again, I think that a school policy like this is assinine.... What is 'recent'? By the time one finishes a modern BSc, the intro physiology and biology and immunology courses that one took in 1st and 2nd year are outdated. Yet, the school will honor that student with a BSc anyways. What is one to do if one decides to go back to school after an abscence? You're not gonna re-do your u-grad.... En Passant Vaughn: what did you think about what I suggested re: the gliding? SignatureCheers/Chüss SP 'A Day...' is not a real email > En Passant Vaughn: what did you think about what I suggested re: the > gliding? I really like the concept of a motor glider and perhaps some day I will have one for my retirement toy. That said, I don't want to "roll my own". A local guy did that, he added a two-stroke engine that folded into the back of the fuselage. Perhaps he did something a little bit wrong. It caught fire one day and he got to test his parachute (it worked fine). I got to see him on the evening news. As far as my gliding, I hope that someone around here will start a soaring club, but it won't be me. I am afraid every one else around here thinks the same way! Until then, I live two minutes from a fine airport and I can always rent a Cessna to scratch the flying itch. What hurts is before they were paying me to fly, now the money will be flowing in the wrong direction. Vaughn > > En Passant Vaughn: what did you think about what I suggested re: the > > gliding? [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Vaughn Who knows? Maybe your company will change its mind. In the meantime, you'll get a lot of fun out of the singe-engines. SignatureCheers/Chüss SP 'A Day...' is not a real email > Dentist since 1964 and one failed attempt at a PhD in > Biochemistry/Physiology! lol... I wish I could claim either one. > > Dentist since 1964 and one failed attempt at a PhD in > > Biochemistry/Physiology! > > lol... I wish I could claim either one. Precisely. Vaughn |
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