International touch to new dental clinic
1 JANUARY 2003
Born in Kenya and educated in the United Kingdom, the first dentist to manage the new dental clinic on Charles Sturt University’s (CSU) Albury-Wodonga Campus, Mr Jai Rawal, brings an international touch to dental education at CSU. Mr Rawal received his initial qualification from Guy’s Dental Hospital in London, UK, in 2002, and has continued postgraduate studies since then, particularly in dental implants. “I believe strongly that dental professionals need to continue their education after they first graduate. Dental technology is changing rapidly, particularly in the areas of implants and laser surgery, so an institution such as Charles Sturt University has an important role in further professional development, particularly in regional areas,” said Mr Rawal, who has been joined by his wife Pooja in Albury. Mr Rawal is also a keen sportman. “I can’t wait to unpack my cricket, golf, camera and diving gear,” he said. CSU’s dental clinic based at Thurgoona, which will help educate CSU students undertaking degrees in dentistry and oral therapy, will take appointments before the end of this year. Mr Rawal will also run a private practice in conjunction with the CSU clinic.
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