Getting new students, because then I have to switch my game up. What’s your favorite thing about being an instructor at Ross?
I try to instill that love for the field that I have in each one of my students. My students like to make jokes that I have dental catalogs on my bedside that I read at night. I tell my students you’re either going to love it for a week, or for the rest of your life, and most of the people that i knew in the field were in the field for life. I feel it’s important to send out Dental Assistants that are able to communicate, have good chairside skills, and work in a career where you’re going to be a part of a team. How did you get your start in teaching and why is it important to you? How long have you been at Ross as an instructor? We sat down with Noreen to ask her a little bit about her experience at Ross and in the dental field.
In addition to this impressive understanding of the field, she also portrays the definition, the characteristics, and the attributes that all teachers should possess. She brings to the classroom more than 40 years of experience in the dental field. Noreen is the Lead Instructor for the Dental Assistant program in New Baltimore. At Ross Medical Education Center in New Baltimore, Michigan, Noreen Bishoff is one of those instructors. At Ross, we strive to put the best instructors possible into our classrooms.
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