DaleParsonsMD

Regimental Surgeon/Undersea Medical Officer, School of Infantry - West

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Office
Naval Medical Center San Die Dr
San Diego, CA 92134
Phone+1 619-532-6481

Active-duty undersea medical officer in the U.S. Navy with experience in leadership, personnel management, problem solving, primary care, medical contingency planning for military training and operations, and diving and hyperbaric medicine. Dedicated, dependable and resourceful; aspiring to emergency medicine residency training for matriculation in summer 2024.

Naval Undersea Medical InstituteUndersea Medical Officer, Undersea Medical Officer Course, Class 117, Surgeon General's Award, 2018 - 2018
National Capital ConsortiumInternship, Transitional Year, 2016 - 2017
UniforMed Services University of the Health Sciences F. Edward Hebert School of MedicineClass of 2016

Surgeon General's Award: "In recognition of the highest standards of personal example, fairness, moral responsibility and leadership qualities." Naval Undersea Medical Institute, 2018
Achieving Senior Award Xavier University Athletic Department, 2008
Atlas Award: "For displaying the character of a champion on the field, in the classroom and in life." Xavier University Men's Soccer, 2008
Faculty Nomination - Citation of Merit Xavier University Athletic Department, 2008
Student-Athlete Award Xavier University Athletic Department, 2008
Eagle Scout Boy Scout Troop 395, Hamburg Township, Michigan, 2004
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Journal Articles

Inner ear decompression sickness after a routine dive and recompression chamber drill.
Parsons, D., Utz, E., Kidd, G., Virgilio, G., Undersea and Hyperbaric Medicine Journal, 7/3/2024

Abstracts/Posters

Can quantitative brain electrical activity aid in the triage of mild traumatic brain injured patients?
Ayaz, S., Parsons, D., Robinson, D., Medado, P., O’Neil, B., Annals of Emergency Medicine, 10/2012
Can quantitative brain electrical activity aid in the triage of mild traumatic brain injured patients?
Parsons, D. (presenting author), Robinson, D., Ayaz, S., Thomas, C., Medado, P., Prichep, L., Naunheim, R., O’Neil, B., Society for Academic Emergency Medicine 21st Annual Midwest Regional Meeting, Toledo, Ohio, 11/7/2011

Research Assistant, Wayne State University School of MedicineEnrolled patients in clinical trials and executed study protocols at Detroit Sinai-Grace Hospital and Detroit Receiving Hospital on behalf of the Wayne State University School of Medicine Department of Emergency Medicine.2011 - 2012