In his new role, he will lead the Air Force’s seventh-largest dental squadron, with 27 military and civilian dentists and 66 personnel providing comprehensive dentistry at Wright-Patterson Medical Center.
Krivitzky will also be responsible for producing $9 million in annual care with 34,000 patient visits and a $5.8 million budget. Wright-Patterson Air Force Base’s Dental Clinic is available to 6,000 active-duty service members assigned to 165 organizations and 675 geographically separated personnel in a five-state region.
The 88th Dental Squadron is also home to the Air Force’s largest one-year Advanced Education in General Dentistry Residency Program.
Col. Jennie Stoddart, the outgoing 88 DS commander, has been assigned to command the 2nd Dental Squadron at Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana.
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