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Dr. Laura Kensrud, DDSDentist Q: Where did you go to school? A: I went to Michigan State University for my undergraduate classes and attended the University of Detroit Mercy School of Dentistry to become a dentist. Q: Where else have you worked to gain your experience? A: I have been working as a full time dentist at Hackley Community Care center since May 2009. Q: Why do you want to work at the Teen Health Center? A: Growing up, my mother was a high school teacher and eventually became the counselor of my high school. Because of this, I basically grew up in the high school and was always around students. As I grew up I found a love of helping people and improving smiles. When I heard that Muskegon High School was opening a dental clinic, I knew it would be the perfect opportunity to mix healing and high school! I very much look forward to meeting everyone at the high school.
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Heidi Benovic, RDARegistered Dental Assistant Q: Where did you go to school? A: I attended Grand Rapids Community College - Registered Dental Assistant and Baker College - Office Administration. Q: Where else have you worked to gain your experience? A: I worked at Hackley Community Care as a dental assistant and at Mahle Corp as a customer service coordinator for 12 years. Q: Why do you want to work at the Teen Health Center? A: I enjoy helping and working with young people. I assisted Dr. Kensrud at HCCC and look forward to working with her at Muskegon High School Teen Health Center.
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Lindsey Bolduc, RDHRegistered Dental Hygienist Q: Where did you go to school? A: I attended Muskegon Community College for two years before attending the University of Michigan for my Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene. Q: Where else have you worked to gain your experience? A: I started out as a dental assistant for Lange Family Dental Care in 2007. Since June 2010 I have been working for Lange Family Dental Care and Bowen & Thornley Family Dentistry as a registered dental hygienist. I have been with Hackley Community Care Center since October 2010. Q: Why do you want to work at the Teen Health Center? A: I enjoy working with young people and encouraging them to take responsibility for their health. I also have a passion for ensuring health care is accessible to everyone.
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