STAFF
The Doorstep Health Services team includes dentists, dental assistants and patient transporters. All of our staff are carefully screened and are caring, knowledgeable, reliable professionals who appreciate the opportunity to give back by providing care to underserved populations in a diverse range of settings.
We periodically recruit for new staff; please check our employment opportunities for current openings.
Our Dental Director Dr. Dimple Malik, DDS, joined Doorstep Healthcare Services in 2006 and became the Dental Director in 2007. Many patients and family members of patients attest to her particularly patient and caring manner with special needs patients.
Dr. Malik received her degree in general dentistry in 1996 and practiced in India for several years before moving to the United States, where she diversified her professional skills through further university-level coursework and underwent training at the Misch Implant Institute in Detroit.
Dr. Malik is very passionate about providing dental care to residents of nursing homes and has been working with special-needs populations since 2002. In the future, she wants to pursue higher education in geriatric dentistry in order to further assist her patients.
"Every day brings forth a new challenge, but also the satisfaction that I am able to make a difference in the lives of people who would otherwise not receive much needed dental care," she says.
We periodically recruit for new staff; please check our employment opportunities for current openings.
Our Dental Director Dr. Dimple Malik, DDS, joined Doorstep Healthcare Services in 2006 and became the Dental Director in 2007. Many patients and family members of patients attest to her particularly patient and caring manner with special needs patients.
Dr. Malik received her degree in general dentistry in 1996 and practiced in India for several years before moving to the United States, where she diversified her professional skills through further university-level coursework and underwent training at the Misch Implant Institute in Detroit.
Dr. Malik is very passionate about providing dental care to residents of nursing homes and has been working with special-needs populations since 2002. In the future, she wants to pursue higher education in geriatric dentistry in order to further assist her patients.
"Every day brings forth a new challenge, but also the satisfaction that I am able to make a difference in the lives of people who would otherwise not receive much needed dental care," she says.
