Terrence Soule is Adjunct for University of Florida

Terrence Soule, DDS, recently joined the adjunct faculty at the University Of Florida College Of Dentistry. He has a long list of credentials and qualifications, including a Doctor of Dental Science degree from New York University, a license from the Florida dental board, and several years of private and clinic practice. He also attended University of Florida as an undergraduate student, and he earned a Bachelor’s degree. 

The University Of Florida College Of Dentistry is one of the top dental schools in the United States. Every year, a talented class of students graduates from the college and goes on to achieve excellent scores on national dental exams. The school is well-known for its record in academics, research, and work for the public good. Faculty, including adjunct professors like Terrence Soule, goes through a rigorous vetting process before they are granted approval to work with the University’s students.

At the Healthcare Center for the Homeless, Dr. Soule supervises University of Florida students. They work there in ‘externships,’ which are school-designed work experience roles for the students from the College of Dentistry. In his role, Dr. Terrence Soule oversees the students as they work with patients and complete their work, and can offer advice if needed. The Healthcare Center for the Homeless is a great facility, since it offers care and services to the homeless population, many of whom would not otherwise be able to see a dentist. The chances of a homeless person having dental insurance, or the money to pay for care on their own are slim.

Dr. Terrence Soule will continue to see patients in his private practice. The University of Florida has offered him a flexible work schedule so that he does not have to compromise patient care for his adjunct position. He works with the Cooper Dental Group, which recently expanded to allow more operation rooms and to see patients on Fridays, in part to accommodate Dr. Terrence Soule’s adjunct schedule.