Meet...Ted
Name:
Ted McGill, DDS.
Department:
College of Dental Medicine, Department of
Restorative Dentistry. How long at MUSC: 2 years.
Family: Daughters, Ginny and Leslie (son-in-law, Will) and West Highland Terrier dogs, Mac and Lady.
Favorite local landmark: The gazebo at The Battery.
Community service: I volunteer at the St. Matthews Dental Clinic in North Charleston.
Least favorite chore: Filling out surveys.
One ingredient you must have in your refrigerator: Boneless, skinless chicken tenderloins.
Fondest childhood memory: Mealtime at the McGill house with my mother, father and five brothers and sisters.
What led you to choose dentistry as a career: Influence of my hometown (Kingstree) dentist, Dr. Bill Boyd.
Most rewarding thing about your job: The students.
Someone famous you would like to meet: Rev. Billy Graham.
Something you’ve tried once and will never do again: Never say never.
What advice would you share with co-workers: If you find out that you do not like your new job, find another one. Life is short.
Friday, Aug. 31, 2007
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